1991 Ford Bronco Speaker Wiring Sketch - R/L Channel to Dual Speakers Diagram

This document is a simple hand-drawn (computer-sketched) speaker wiring diagram, apparently showing how to wire two round speakers to a two-channel audio source or amplifier. The rectangular box at the top represents the head unit or amp, with right-channel terminals marked "R" (+ and -) and left-channel terminals marked "L" (+ and -). Two circles below represent the speakers. A black wire runs from the left-channel terminal down to the left speaker, and a straight black line bridges the two speakers together, suggesting a series or shared connection between them. A red wire runs from the right-channel positive terminal around the outside of the drawing to the right speaker. The diagram was uploaded to a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery alongside another wiring scan, and likely illustrates a custom audio/speaker hookup (possibly bridging or series-wiring two speakers across the stereo's R and L channels). No wire gauges, colors codes beyond the red/black drawing colors, part numbers, or vehicle-specific labels appear, so the reader learns only the general connection topology: R and L channel terminals feeding two interconnected speakers via red and black leads.