BigSkyCory
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I am trying to figure out if the top row of speaker hook ups is positive? No description on what it should be and can't find any info on it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Help with positive negative terminals on a pioneer sx 9000
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Pics , Cory that would help us a bunch...
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Oriented like most Pioneer stuff. Negatiuve is below the positive....
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ok thank you. I was about to fall asleep watching a u tube videos 
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Really?? That happens??? Like watching grass grow?? That's how I used to fall asleep, watching grass grow, or corn....depended...
I always thought the positive was above the negative - go figure.
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Depends on who's on top....
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Red is positive, black negative.
Classic Pioneer push terminals are side by side, not stacked like the ones with the locking tabs.
If you are talking about the speaker plugs, positive is -- (top horizontal tine).
Monaural and common ground stereo (if they ever used it) E is ground (negative) and there may be 4, 8 and 16 ohm taps, positive depending on the impedence of the speaker.
Classic Pioneer push terminals are side by side, not stacked like the ones with the locking tabs.
If you are talking about the speaker plugs, positive is -- (top horizontal tine).
Monaural and common ground stereo (if they ever used it) E is ground (negative) and there may be 4, 8 and 16 ohm taps, positive depending on the impedence of the speaker.
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If you watch corn FERMENT you may as well be Rip Van Winkle!
I think she's very positive!
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about to fire her up. I think I go it from a guy who got it in the war and some sansuii speakers.
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And I can make a pretty convincing and hearty BEEP noise out in traffic, which is the only appropriate way to be loud and horny around here.
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If thats positive, I like positive.
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Try the REVERBERATION...it's pretty neat.
The amps on this series are awesome but you can lose a channel easily if you aren't careful.
At 42-3 years old they need some TLC like a good woman.
The amps on this series are awesome but you can lose a channel easily if you aren't careful.
At 42-3 years old they need some TLC like a good woman.
If I posted a negative I'd get banned! You don't want to see those - it could disable you. That quick neck twitch can be devastating.
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I was going to sell this baby, but this amp is sweet. Think I'll keep it. Keep it for the collection.
I was going to sell this baby, but this amp is sweet. Think I'll keep it. Keep it for the collection.
Were we talking about an amp? Oh yeah - guess we were. Nice score and hope it serves you well. Do you have the SM or OM?
It doesn't really matter too much as long as the two speakers are in phase with each other. 