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    I'll double check polarity to the rear speakers when I solder in the wires. Speaker wire usually has one copper colored wire and one silver when polarity is not indicated by insulation color. I'll always use the copper color for positive, that keeps it straight. Speakers often use a smaller terminal for negative, it's easier to see than the little + or -.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    Speakers often use a smaller terminal for negative, it's easier to see than the little + or -.
    I've seen em wrong, only takes a second to check and makes a big difference in sound when right.

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