You can easily connect speaker wires to volume control through these steps: 1. Choose an appropriate area on your wall where you want to mount the volume control.  2. Then use a drywall or utility knife to cut out a basic hole on the wall, keep it a little larger than the two-gang receptacle you’ll need to mount the volume control box. 3. Now position the two-gang receptacle box against the sides and secure them with the stud using nails.  4. Use the cable fist tool to run the speaker wire through the amplifier to the hole and receptacle box. Then run this wire to the loudspeaker you want to connect to the volume control.  5. Start loosening the “Amplifier/Receiver” and “Speaker” terminals screws on the volume control with a screwdriver. Push back the extra speaker wire through the openings of the two-gang receptacle box and insert the volume control assembly. Make sure the screw holes on the volume control and receptacle box align with each other. Insert retaining screws on the face of the volume control and tighten them up.  6. Connect wires from the amplifier to the terminals marked as “Amplifier/Receiver” or anything similar. You need to connect the solid colour speaker wire to the negative terminal and thin stripe to the positive terminal. And connect the wires of the speakers using the same. (Match all wires to ensure the negatives are connected together and positives are connected together).  7. Now power your amplifier to play audio and adjust the volume by turning the volume control knobs.