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-[* black] Now connect one cable to the negative terminal (-) and the other to the positive terminal (+) of the AA battery.
-[* black] If the speaker cone bulges out (left image), you've got the proper polarity. You now know that the cable on the positive terminal is your "+" cable, i.e. it will connect with the "+" output of your amp.
-[* black] If the speaker cone moves in (right image), the polarity is reversed. You now know that the cable on the negative terminal would be your "+" cable, i.e. it will connect with the "+" output of your amp.
+[* black] Now connect one wire to the negative terminal (-) and the other to the positive terminal (+) of the AA battery.
+[* black] If the speaker cone bulges out (left image), you've got the proper polarity. You now know that the wire on the positive terminal of the AA battery is your "+" wire, i.e. it will connect with the "+" output of your amp.
+[* black] If the speaker cone moves in (right image), the polarity is reversed. You now know that the wire on the negative terminal of the AA battery would be your "+" wire, i.e. it will connect with the "+" output of your amp.