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<blockquote data-quote="TheRealSpinner" data-source="post: 8521177" data-attributes="member: 670870"><p>I always just use a battery. Usually a 9v battery, but a AA battery should work (just harder to see/feel). Like everybody else said, doesn't matter + and -, as long as they are all the same. Touch one speaker lead to the + end of the battery, and the other lead to the - end of the battery. The speaker will push out, or pull in. I usually set it so that the speaker pushes out, and I label the lead attached to the +. Do this for all the speakers, and they'll all be in phase.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheRealSpinner, post: 8521177, member: 670870"] I always just use a battery. Usually a 9v battery, but a AA battery should work (just harder to see/feel). Like everybody else said, doesn't matter + and -, as long as they are all the same. Touch one speaker lead to the + end of the battery, and the other lead to the - end of the battery. The speaker will push out, or pull in. I usually set it so that the speaker pushes out, and I label the lead attached to the +. Do this for all the speakers, and they'll all be in phase. [/QUOTE]
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