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|    Phil Allison to Jasen Betts    |
|    Re: How to tell speaker + from -?    |
|    08 Sep 18 18:13:28    |
      From: pallison49@gmail.com              Jasen Betts wrote:              >       >       > Play an asymetical signal. One that does not have glide reflection       > symmetery, eg: 33% PWM use a low low frequency so that the cross-over       > doesn't mess it up too much.       >       > view the sound on an oscilloscope (or audacity etc)       >              ** Make current pulses in each speaker using a battery, 1.5 V to 6V.              Use a mic or small speaker attached to a pole and view output on a scope.              The resulting asymmetrical sound pulses will be the same polarity when the       wiring is correct.                     .... Phil              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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