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23rd April 2001, 03:29 AM
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Location: Longview TX
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Tweeter Polarity
A positive voltage on the positive speaker terminal will cause the cone to move outward.
Use a small battery (6V or so) and touch it to the tweeter terminals. If the tweeter moves toward you when you are looking at it, you have the polarity correct. Tweeters are sometimes hard to see move, so try looking at the tweeter at an angle. |
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