M2-ATX and Remote Wire @ J6

**zzzBrett** · 02-10-2007, 09:36 PM

I understand that in order to get rid of my amp "popping", i need to wire its remote to my J6 jumper on the M2-ATX.

I've searched, but have never came across how everyone is going about hooking this up.. I know I could solder it, but maybe an actual 2-prong connector would be a cleaner way. I don't have any left over, so i'm not even sure where to purchase a single one of those. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Brett

**guizai** · 02-10-2007, 10:22 PM

I guess you could ask a computer store for a MB jumper wire. I read in a post somewhere that with the M2 you don't need to use both prongs. I forgot but I think you only need the right prong if the amp requires a ground or something.

**Wiredwrx** · 02-10-2007, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by zzzBrett

I understand that in order to get rid of my amp "popping", i need to wire its remote to my J6 jumper on the M2-ATX.

I've searched, but have never came across how everyone is going about hooking this up.. I know I could solder it, but maybe an actual 2-prong connector would be a cleaner way. I don't have any left over, so i'm not even sure where to purchase a single one of those. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Brett

There are a couple of surces. Basically, anything that plugs into a MB header can be used. Like fans, or buttons or switches from desktop systems., Jut cut the wires, and you now have a connector for the m2 with some wire to work with.

Michael