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4. Connect the other end of the left-channel speaker wire to the L+ and L- Output
terminals on the volume control, taking care to match the polarity.
5. Run an in-wall rated speaker wire from the right-channel speaker to the low-voltage
mounting bracket.
6. Connect the wire to the right channel speaker, taking note of the wire colors or
markings used for the positive (+) and negative (-) connections.
7. Connect the other end of the right-channel speaker wire to the R+ and R- Output
terminals on the volume control, taking care to match the polarity.
8. Run an in-wall rated speaker wire from the low-voltage mounting bracket to the
amplifier.
9. Connect wire to the L+ and L- Input terminals on the volume control, taking note of
the wire colors or markings used for the positive (+) and negative (-) connections.
10. Connect the wire the left-channel speaker output on the amplifier, taking care to
match the polarity.
11. Run a second in-wall rated speaker wire from the low-voltage mounting bracket to
the amplifier.
12. Connect the right-channel amplifier wire to the R+ and R- Input terminals on the
volume control, taking note of the wire colors or markings used for the positive (+)
and negative (-) connections.
13. Connect the wire the right-channel speaker output on the amplifier, taking care to
match the polarity.
14. Install the volume control into the low-
voltage mounting bracket, taking care
to ensure that the wires do not come
loose from their connections or become
pinched or shorted.
15. Slide the volume control up to the maximum position.
16. Set the volume control on the amplifier to the minimum level.
17. Plug in and power on the amplifier.
