hi mikerisha,
i don't want to sound cranky - i'd rather be helpful, but please do a search prior to asking questions.
it is sort of the rule of thumb around here to search prior to asking questions as many, many, many (did i say many ;D) questions have already been answered already. most problems with builds are often common problems many encounter so searching will most likely give you the answer. too many questions without searching (out of laziness or whatever) especially from inexperienced or new members, often ends up with the other more experienced members not willing to help. i understand that it can be stressful thinking you'll be doing something which may damage your build, but that's how we learn. it's those who come through it with all the frustration that comes with it that makes them better builders of DIY. believe me, i've been there and this forum has been so helpful and generous over the past 4-1/2 years of my DIY experience and allowed me to build so much equipment (some 20 pieces of gear now and still growing).
another rule of thumb - help those who help themselves. you'll learn more trying to find out how to solve problems by yourself. no problems with asking, "if i do this or i'm thinking of doing this, will this be o.k.?", but only after searching and not being able to find your answer.
rant off.
anyway, i did a search for you to show you how fruitful it can be:
http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=29340.0
especially look at the link to the DIY Factory page with Mark Burnley's awesome transformer hook up diagrams. very educational for a newbie and i keep a copy in my files for reference to this day.
if you have any questions after reading all the information, then i'd be more than happy to help clarify things for you.
with respect and regards,
grant
