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Land Rover Defender Electrical Library (2002 on)04 · Description and operation
04 · General

Speakers

Make
Land Rover
Model
Defender Electrical Library
Year
2002 on
Section
Audio system › Speakers
Description and operationSpeakers

Speakers

The radio/cassette player (C0092 on LHD, C1315 on RHD) is connected to the speakers as follows:

A positive signal is provided by the radio/cassette player to the RH front speaker (C0339 on LHD, C0369 on RHD) on a BK wire. The RH front speaker (C1493 on LHD, C1577 on LHD) is provided a negative signal by the radio/cassette player (C0092 on LHD, C1315 on RHD) on a BR wire. A positive signal is provided by the radio/cassette player to the LH front speaker (C0340) on a BW wire. The LH front speaker (C1492) is provided a negative signal by the radio/cassette player (C0092 on LHD, C1315 on RHD) on a BN wire. A positive signal is provided by the radio/cassette player to the RH rear speaker (C0311) on a BY wire. The RH rear speaker (C0310) is provided a negative signal by the radio/cassette player (C0092 on LHD, C1315 on RHD) on a BO wire. A positive signal is provided by the radio/cassette player to the LH rear speaker (C0309) on a BG wire. The LH rear speaker (C0308) is provided a negative signal by the radio/cassette player (C0092 on LHD, C1315 on RHD) on a BU wire.

NOTE: It is essential that the speakers are connected correctly. If the speakers are connected incorrectly they will be out of phase, causing a deterioration of sound quality.

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