On Sunday 26 October 2003 03:27 pm, Aron wrote: > On Sun, 2003-10-26 at 08:01, John Richard Smith wrote: > > I'm told Mobo audio connection is, > > > > Red= Right channel > > Wt = Left channel > > Blk = Common or ground > > > > but, > > > > Stereo Jackplug ? > > > > Diagram > > ======= > > > > | body | shank1 |shank2 | tiphn > > > > Later > > ==== > > It just sounds OK > > If it sounds good you're golden > Left right is often swapped and unless you just have to have the bass on > the left (traditional) <hint look at piano keys> > > > How can I check up to make sure. > > > > John
In a traditional symphony orchestra, the violins are always on the listener's left, the violas straight ahead, the cellos to the right of them and ther basses on the far right. Beyond that, I'm not familiar with any other form of music in which the placement of the musicians is standardized. In talk radio, Rush Limbaugh is always on the right and Al Franken can only be heard on the left (American political joke). What John really needs is a video of a ping pong game. -- cmg
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