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Seeburg CV Extension Speaker Polarity
Hello,
For the first time ever, I am finally installing an extra two speakers to my Seeburg VL. They are placed in another room, away from the jukebox. I am using some generic Radio Shack 70 volt CV transformers, wired to some Bose speakers. What I was wondering is does anyone know what the polarity is between the A tap and B tap on the amplifier that runs the extension speakers. I have wired them both ways, and it sounds good each way. But my imagination may be tricking me when I think I have slightly better bass response when the positive lead to the transformers comes from terminal A. Does anyone know for sure if A is positive, and termonal B is negative? Thanks much. Bill in Tacoma WA |
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