Hi,
So if you've read my previous post (
https://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=16151.0 ), you'll be glad to know that I've finally found the perfect speaker for my rear speaker mod

.I fits incredibly well, as if it were made for this purpose (not likely since I pulled it from a pair of "iWave" Noise Canceling headphones

)
[INSERT IMAGE A]

The problem, though, is that after I connect it with a normal 3.5mm jack (using the twist method

) it does not produce any sound. I have no idea as to what could be causing this, and yes, I've tried different jacks....and I'm pretty sure the speaker is fine, since I was using it just a while ago before pulling it. The one thing I did notice, is that the speaker's 2 wires (+/-) have some sort of thread winding through them...What could that possibly be for??

and do I have to solder the wires to properly connect them?
[INSERT IMAGE B]
Any help would be greatly appreciated, even if you're not too sure yourself, it will help.
Thanks,
Mythtron
PS: I will upload the images A/B as soon as possible.