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Hello all...
I recently installed a radio and stereo speakers in my car. The speakers were a trashpicking find and they seem to work just fine. At the time I wired them up, I didn't know which terminals represented + and - on the speakers, so I took a guess and wired them both the same way. The speakers had no marking to indicate polarity, other than a "thin" spade lug for one terminal. Just the other night I found the box the speakers were in. It has a detailed wiring diagram on the side. According to the diagram I have reversed the + and - connections on both speakers. Over the years I've read a number of different views on the effect of wiring speakers with reversed polarity. I've heard everything from "it won't really matter if the speakers are both wired the same way" to "the sound won't be as good because the speaker cone will pull inward instead of being pushed out". It wouldn't be hard to fix, but should I bother correcting the polarity? William |
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