Can AC wires on rectifier to be reversed and still work?


Hi All,
Sorry for the noob question but I am trying to install a bridge rectifier on my Quad 405 power amp. Does the two fused wires coming off the transformer for the AC to the rectifier have a preference as to which terminal they go onto or it doesn't matter because it is alternating current. I know that there is a positive and negative terminal but the two AC terminals are a mystery. This is my first time installing a rectifier so I want to be sure I don't hook this up wrong. Thanks in advance for any response. 
riken
The two transformer secondary wires go to the “~” markings on the BR, doesn’t matter which. The DC positive output is either marked “+” or the corner is chamfered.
gs5556 is correct.

Just be sure you don't connect both transformer outputs to the same ~ terminal. :-)
Kind of OT, but the last page (29) of the 405 repair manual in the following link shows how to wire the PT for various power ratings (110/120/130 et cetera).

I find the 130V interesting, considering how USA AC voltage has been creeping up over the years.

https://www.dadaelectronics.eu/uploads/downloads/02_Quad-Service-Manuals/Quad-405-and-405-2-Service-...

DeKay