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Quoted from JMcDonald:I recommend the typical pinhead favorite ... the Polk PSW10. Typically found on sale in the $69 - $79 range (standard price being around $100). The PSW10 can accommodate up to 4 games on each sub.
How do you connect 4 pins to it? Does anything else need to be purchased for each pin?
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Quoted from JMcDonald:Oh, and you just solder speaker wire directly to the internal sub on each pin. Preferably don't use alligator clips as some folks have suggested they're not always reliable. Run the speaker wire out the back of your game (through one of the holes covered by mesh) and run it to the sub. Very easy.
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