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In Reply to: Dumb question! posted by Daryl R on May 11, 2001 at 15:34:05:
the left channel and the left speaker are on your left. This is how your speakers would normally be hooked up. If you do this and the sound come out of the right speaker when it says this is your left speaker then you have something up stream hooked up backwards. If you are behind your amp looking at the terminals for the speakers, the left channel would be on your right. Check everything else to make sure that it is hooked up right. It won't hurt anything but it is nice to have the sound being reproduced as it was recorded, just for fun.ja in hot, with a slight breeze, Tucson, not as hot as Pheonix, AZ
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Follow Ups
- As you sit facing your speakers. . - John PA 05/11/0116:09:37 05/11/01 (4)
- Looking at the amp from behind - Daryl R 17:31:16 05/11/01 (3)
- Re: Looking at the amp from behind - Jeff Wiseman 15:55:58 05/13/01 (0)
- Why are you making this so difficult? - Markw 17:43:58 05/11/01 (1)
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