[yakman2000]

The JPS wire seems extremly stiff, and I'm concerned it will bend or break the terminal of the drivers when I put everything in. 

 Is there a "hot setup" for this?

I can think of a few approaches, for example strain relieving the wire using the driver basket (wouldn't work for the tweeter, of course), or more likely soldering leads of a more flexible wire (20 gauge solid core) then attaching the JPS wire to that. 

Is there a preferred approach?  Would the 20 gauge solid core wire defeat the purpose of the ultra thick JPS wire? 

Anyway, thanks in advance.

[DSD_Mastering]

We use all JPS Aluminata and have velcro straps holding the wire as strain relief.


Regards,

[Danny Richie]

Your runs won't be long enough nor heavy enough to pull on the drivers. In fact this stuff is just stiff enough that you can straighten out a 3' long piece of it and point it straight up and it will hold itself up without falling over. So it will pull less on the drivers than a limp multi-stranded type.

I love using this stuff. Where ever you put it is where it stays. If there is any concern then just loop it over each of the braces. I also twist positives and negatives together into twisted pairs running to each driver.

Piece of cake...