Two Rock

I know my Fuchs was out of phase but I'm not sure about a Two Rock.
If no one here on the forum can help, what I do to figure it out is simple and works.
Lay the speaker on it's back and put a small balled up peice of paper about an inch across on it right on the cone. Hit an open low E string at moderate volume but don't let it sustain too long and watch the paper. The volume has to be around the 5 mark on your dial so you push the speaker to move. If the little paper ball  jumps then the speaker is moving forward and it's in phase. If it just sort of rattles around, the speaker is moving in reverse and it's out of phase. You'll see a difference in the way it moves. You can also check by putting your finger on the front of the speaker cone lightly and doing the same thing. If you feel it pop towards your finger it's in phase, away from your finger, out of phase. Again, you should feel a definite difference.
You can switch the wires around to double check, keeping in mind that neither way will hurt the speaker or amp. Some players like their speakers out of phase because it produces more of a spongy kind of feel without affecting overall tone.
If you play a srat and use your fingers a lot then having the speakers out of phase gives you a little warmer tone that's really nice.

As long as the cab is properly wired(I'm assuming in parallel) either speaker should tell you.

Hi guys - after playing it, it is definitly out of phase.  I am super suprised by it.  I went out on a limb as I've never played one, but I know they are quality so I surely got what I paid for .  Two Rock has a forum and I even googled it, but no one had any info on it... strange.   Thanks for the help guys.

Ben