Jensen speakers... stupid question

Matt Martin · From: Palm Harbor, Florida, USA

Does anyone know what's + and - on a Jensen Special Design C12Q. It's not marked and I'm ready to solder away. HELP!!! I'm sinking....

Jon Light · From: Saugerties, NY

Matt--in the event that you can't get the answer here, go here and ask---
http://www.webervst.com/vstbbs/bbs.html

No registration necessary. Pretty helpful bunch and non-Weber questions are no problem.

Ken Fox · From: Nashville GA USA

Matt, use a 9 volt battery (or a 1.5 volt C or D cell). You can find the speaker polarity by quickly apply DC to the coil. When it is causes the speaker to move outward, you have found the correct polarity. When the + terminal of the battery is connected to the + terminal of the speaker it moves outward. JBL is an exception to the rule, a positive pressue on the positive terminal causes a rear going movement.

[This message was edited by Ken Fox on 30 July 2003 at 04:36 PM.]

William Peters · From: Effort, Pennsylvania, USA

Matt,

If you only have one speaker it doesn't really matter. If you have more than one, it only matters that they are consistent.

BIll

Matt Martin · From: Palm Harbor, Florida, USA

Thanks guys, I got it figured out and it sounds great. I wired 2 speakers in parallel
and thru a Bandmaster Reverb head, it cranks like no tommorow. Yeehaa..........

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