Assuming these speakers are in a video game, they should be connected to the SPKR+ and SPKR- wires on the board harness. The + terminal on the speaker sometimes has a red dot on it instead of a +. If they are not marked, it won't hurt anything to have them reversed. Just try them both ways and pick the better sounding hookup if you can tell a difference. You can also test for polarity with a D cell battery. Attach a wire to each end of the battery with tape or have someone hold them in place. Disconnect the speakers from the game wiring and momentarily touch the battery wires to the speaker terminals. If you have the + end of the battery on the + speaker terminal, the paper cone will move outward (away from the magnet). On a small speaker, this may not be visible, but you may be able to feel a difference by lightly holding a finger on the paper cone. Some games have stereo sound and some do not. If you don't know which you have, post the name of the game and someone here should know.