Sub's Power Cable

fab5valentine
fab5valentine Posts: 84
edited January 2006 in Basic Hookup/Wiring Questions
On the LFM-1, the power cable doest seem to go in very far. It's about 1/16" from sitting flush, but there is a a molded plastic peg in there limiting the cable's travel. Is this normal? Doesn't seem in very much.. Also for a large beefy sub the removable cable seems a little whimpy, any suggestions?

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  • adam2434
    adam2434 Posts: 995
    edited January 2006
    I thought the same thing so I contacted Outlaw and they confirmed that you can upgrade with a higher awg 3 prong cord (which are easier to find than 2 prong). The 3rd prong will not be connected to anything.

    A cheap upgrade to a 14 awg cord is the Volex 17604 or 17605.

    Adam
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