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Is the original front-rear fader switch only to control a single speaker up front and a single speaker at the rear? I'm trying to connect this thing but theres 6 wires and only three connections and I'm confused. Any help would be appreciated Thanx
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There are two versions of that fader, mono & stereo. The mono unit is to suit one front & one rear speaker connected to an AM radio. The stereo version is to suit 4 speakers (2 front, 2 rear) & a stereo unit. In the HQs case, it was to suit the Air Chief AM - cassette stereo unit, there was no FM in those days. The mono fader has 3 terminals & the stereo has 6. Post your e-mail address or fax number & I can send you a diagram of how to attach the 6 wires to the 3 terminals. Dr Terry _________________________________________ When calculating a car restoration budget, be as accurate as you can & then double the final figure. It will be closer to the truth. Edited by user Thursday, 20 January 2011 12:55:27 AM(UTC)
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Thanks Dr Terry, mine is the 3 pin mono setup. A diagram would help alot, thanks again
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RigPig, did you get my e-mail ?
Hope you can read it, the scanner is not that great.
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RigPig, did you get my e-mail ?
Hope you can read it, the scanner is not that great.
Dr Terry
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Yeah I got it Terry thanks for your help. Its tiny but I can see it clear enough Thanks again
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Hi Terry. Could you send me diagrams of mono fader wiring as im baffled as well. I have pm you. Regards.
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Where was the mono single front speaker mounted originally? and am i right in thinking the stereo set up were in the kick panels
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Where was the mono single front speaker mounted originally? and am i right in thinking the stereo set up were in the kick panels
in middle of dash up underneath against th 'speaker grille' i have a original perfect working one out of HJ if anyone needs one regards DD 0412109239 www.bellarineclassicautos.com.au
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