Proper Connection Method for Four-Terminal Columns with Onkyo Receiver

Question

Hello I have a question?? Is there any person who can or can show me how to properly connect the columns with the receiver that I showed in the attached pictures. I would not like to burn something.

intenso · Accepted Answer

Buddy, but you want to connect traditionally or in bi amping.

If traditionally you connect cables to the upper or lower terminals, there is no rule, only plus plus and minus minus.
The jumpers that connect the terminals must stay.

If you want in bi amping then you have to pull out the plates.
The lower terminals in the column are connected to the front in the amp, and the upper terminals are connected to the Surround Back in the amp, then enter the ampli menu and select from the column you have connected in bi amp.

Włodzimierz Wojtiuk · Answer

Imagine that e.g. the upper pair of terminals does not exist, can you still do it?

h jaworski · Answer

You can see that the plugs in the speakers are connected black are connected together with the metal plate and the red ones are the same, i.e. 1 cable under the black 2 under the red in the speakers, and in the receiver for those you want to have the speakers connected to.

intenso · Answer

If you only use the 5.1 system then you can connect the speakers in bi amping

Jajeczko19121982 · Answer

Someone can draw it for me on some diagram
Why e.g. Two red and one black?
I've always had one pair of clamps next to the speakers, there are two more ones
Only in Technics there were four but because of the tube

Jajeczko19121982 · Answer

Thank you friend now I know Normally, ash is a crap game Sorry for stupid questions but I didn't want to burn anything

intenso · Answer

It wasn't a stupid question. A lot of people ask about it, so you don't have to be ashamed. It's better to ask than cry afterwards.

Exmind · Answer

Hello, intenso

Do you remember me hehe?
I returned to Denon again, but to 1520 AE

well, unfortunately, after comparing Pioneer A-30 with Denon PMA 720 AE Pionek softened

I have a relevant question for CB about this

Added after 5 [minutes]:

Egg19121982 - Connect the receiver with a 2.5mm two-core cable
from the Front L exit under the upper left column terminals - / +.
from the Front R output to the upper right-side terminals - / +.
After connecting, calibrate the receiver.
Regards.

intenso · Answer

Pioneer slipped away compared to 720 AE? Because they both failed 1520 Ae I know that.

Exmind · Answer

Yes Pioneer compared to the Denon PMA 720 AE softened hm strange it but Pionek had more watts but also a weak engine.
I can't explain why

I wonder if not for each amplifier is adapted to drive 6 Ohm speakers?

Added after 3 [minutes]:

Denon No No gives beautiful equipment after Band and it is really specific, that's why I decided to buy a bigger block

it's a pity that it has poor details, I mean these knobs and LEDs

intenso · Answer

For me Pionek has a weak, impulse power supply. I know that 1520 ae is great because I have it myself. Buddy, if the amplifier supports 4-16 ohm, probably between 4 and 16 is somewhere six

Exmind · Answer

Right he he nothing else I can do but buy columns. 8 Ohm I wonder if it can handle Clips R-28F, how do you think the boost will be overdriven?

intenso · Answer

Klipsch does not have 8 ohm although it is so on a sticker.

Exmind · Answer

oo how do you know?

Exmind · Answer

Okay, let it be you, I don't know what your gait is in this subject, but I, as an ordinary person who does not deal with such things, I know that if the Column is 8 Ohm it must be

otherwise it would be a scam

Regards

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