“auto speaker wire what side is positive whats negative copper or silver”

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• Neither wire is specifically positive or negative, you just have to make sure whichever wire you connect to the positive on one side, you connect to the positive on the other side.

  Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 9 years ago

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• It is color coded, red is positive and white is negative

  Answered by Punith 6 years ago

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• There both the same from my understanding

  Answered by BillNye 6 years ago

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• Typically the silver wire or the white-stripe wire is used for positive. It doesn't really matter as far as conductivity, but make sure you have positive connections on the amplifier/receiver connected to positive terminals on each speaker. This will prevent out-of-phase and/or heterodyne effects in the audio.

  Answered by pauliebarfly 9 years ago

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• Silver negative copper positive

  Answered by Tc1994 9 years ago

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• I believe that the silver is the negative

  Answered by freddy 9 years ago

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• If you look closely at the wire one side has a white stripe on it

  Answered by Adphile1968 9 years ago

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