stu_pendousmat

Hello!

I installed some Infinity 6x9 speakers today in my car and for the time being I am using the existing wiring. It seemed simple enough, however the foolish people at Delco marked the wires "A" and "B" instead of the standard "+" and "-" as is marked on my new speakers. I went with my gut instinct and installed the A as + and the B as -. I tested it both ways and it seems to me it sounds best that way but there wasnt really a difference. To make a long story short I was just wondering if anyone knows anything about Delco speakers and if I made the right choice or not.

I do plan to hook up the speakers with nice 16 gauge speaker wire (which I already have, just too lazy at the moment) in the near future just so you know haha.

stu_pendousmat

Well just an update the speakers work great! Great bass response and all...so Im assuming they are hooked up correctly.

johnw

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What Car and what color wires? I can tell you if they are right or not.

stu_pendousmat

The wires are messed up colours haha on the left speaker they were yellow and red I think (not sure about the red) and on the right side they were light blue and dark blue :S The car is a 1992 Pontiac Sunbird Convertible.

stu_pendousmat

Oh and just so you know the yellow was labelled "A" and the other colour "B" and on the right I cant remember which shade of blue was "A" and "B" ahaha

johnw

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Light blue is +
Yellow is +

stu_pendousmat

Thanks a lot! Yeah thats the way I put it, because I assumed yellow (A) was positive. Thanks again!

Dukk

^ Incorrect. In a GM car, it is the BROWN that is +, yellow negative, and the DARK BLUE is + and light blue negative.

For the front, the tan and light green are + and the grey and dark green are -