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on BT instructions it says stripped wire to negative,but on my focal speakers it it other way stripped to positive,so do I follow the speaker strip at every connection or change ,thanks
As long as they are they same everywhere, no problem. If one speaker is one way and another speaker is the other is when you get phasing issues and bad stero sound.
thanks Cobra1,ya I don't know why they did that , but with crossover on them really cant change that I don't think ,I didn't open cross over,dont want to mess anything up,thanks
Don't worry about stripped or solid. Whatever is plugged into negative on the speaker that turns to negative on the crossover that same wire then needs to be neg at the amp.
Don't worry about stripped or solid. Whatever is plugged into negative on the speaker that turns to negative on the crossover that same wire then needs to be neg at the amp.
Lol. . . I hate them dam stripped wires! What ever happened to good old "RED" for positive and "BLACK" for negative? AHHH the good old days!
thanks ,got to make a simple guy like myself think I guess,thanks guys for the help,much appreciated,hope to have it going later today ,family stuff first
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