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Looking for advice for the best method for installing the "remote on" wire into the MMATS MD4110 amp. I have the switched power source already but the remote on wire is quite small (18 gauge) and the pinch terminal on the amp is quite large. I was considering just adding a ring terminal to the 18 gauge wire and just tightening down the set screw as much as possible but I'm not sure how good of a connection that will make. anyone share some insight as to how they connected theirs?
If you're really worried about it you can strip off about 2-3 times what you normally would. Then fold the wire over itself a couple of times. Then twist it and stick it in the amp.
One thing I forgot about those ferrules is they have a little gauntlet on them that keeps stray wire strands from touching other wires in a connector block. When you have speaker terminals that are real close together it's a nice bit of added insulation against possible shorts.
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