Which ports should my front speakers go into?

I have a 2807 that has a front a and b hook up. and have a right and left for both.. The pictures in the manual are a little confussing, should i hook both polk rti10's to the same hook up(a) or should i hook one speaker up to the a port and one to be b port. (when i seem to do this one speaker does not work) thanks for you help

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You should use only a ( left & right) or b ( left & right )for your speaker connection.can not mix . hope it help.

Posted on Aug 11, 2007

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