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Re: Dayton III crossover and driver connection advice?

You're correct, the source terminals are in parallel or you could use a Bi-wire style binding plate and let the straps do it for you. This would allow for bi-wiring/bi-amping in the future, if you are into that.

On the driver lableing convention. It seems that Wayne uses a single '+' or '-' to indicate polarity here, '+' indicates a coventional pos.-to-pos. neg.-to-neg. scheme and '-' the opposite.

Hope this helps.

Pat

That almost does it for me...

Thanks for your speedy reply Pat,

Is the convention that Positive is to the "north" side of the map and Negative to the "south"?

Will I have to worry about observing any polarity for components like caps?

Paul

Re: That almost does it for me...

Yup, the north, positive, up thing usually applies and it does so here.

No polarized caps here so you're good to go.

Good luck and e-mail me when you get a litle listening done. I'm curious to hear how they turn out.

Pat

Re: Re: That almost does it for me...

Thank you very much.

I will indeed give you a shout to let you know how they turn out. I think they should make a very nice winter solstice project.

Best,
Paul