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What does check phase mean? Must have something to do with the sound since I am not getting any from any source except am/fm but only out of one front speaker.

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There is tow leads for every speaker. Out of which, one will be marked [+ve] and the other will be negative. The negative terminal of the speaker should coincide with the negative terminal of the respective output terminal from the amp. For the other speaker also, this must be the same with respect to connection. If any one connection in one speaker has been reversed, the sound effect will be effecteed. When we connect in phase, that is [+ve] and [-ve] correctly to both speakers the sound effect will be great. If one among them is reversed, the effect of one speaker will neutralise the other, and the sound spectrum also will be neutralised. Checking this connection whether it has give in correct way is calle "check phase'. OK.

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