Mcintosh Speaker cable connection question??


When I connect my speaker cables to my Mcintosh Amp, how do I know which connection is positive & which is negative, it doesn't show a + or - sign n the amp. It has 2 black plug-in with a (c) above it, and 3 red plug ins for each of the 2 channels. The red ones identify 2,4,6 ohms which I understand that part. My speakers do have a + & - on them. Please help....
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Does anyone know what parts are required to convert the screw type spade/ring terminal wire output speaker connections on a MC225 to a banana style connection, and if that's a smart change acoustically? 

The two blacks are negative (c stands for "common", sometimes also called "ground") and should be connected to the - on your loudspeakers. The red ones are positive and should correspond to the + on your loudspeakers.
The "C" is the "common". That is the black wire or the - the other 2-4-6 ohm connection is the red. also Make sure you match the correct ohm connecton.

Mark