Gunk
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I am replacing the 3.5mm jack on a pair of TFZ Series 5 earbuds.
The wires are all the same color. They are twisted in pairs and I tested to determine which is left and which is right.
My question is about the polarity of each pair. I have not done this before and don't know much about these things.
For instance,on the pair of wires to the left channel, I can connect the wires to the ground or the left channel connection on the new 3.5mm jack. I get sound when the wires are hooked up both ways. I can't really tell a difference in quality at this point.
This is my concern, if the signal wire and ground wire are specific and designed to only go one way, I would expect my sound quality will be diminished.
If the polarity does matter, is there any way to test which wire should be signal and which is ground???
Or is it just making an electrical circuit and either way is fine?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The wires are all the same color. They are twisted in pairs and I tested to determine which is left and which is right.
My question is about the polarity of each pair. I have not done this before and don't know much about these things.
For instance,on the pair of wires to the left channel, I can connect the wires to the ground or the left channel connection on the new 3.5mm jack. I get sound when the wires are hooked up both ways. I can't really tell a difference in quality at this point.
This is my concern, if the signal wire and ground wire are specific and designed to only go one way, I would expect my sound quality will be diminished.
If the polarity does matter, is there any way to test which wire should be signal and which is ground???
Or is it just making an electrical circuit and either way is fine?
Any help is greatly appreciated.