Q:i am thinking about amping my back two speakers and i was wondering if i would get more power to the front speakers from an aftermarket head unit since the rear speakers arent connected to the head units wires.

If ur get a after market head unit more than likely your front speakers will be louder but so will your rear speakers you'll have to compensate for the power difference of the head unit and make the corrections for the speakers as well I have all four door speakers amped nothin is going off my head unit beside my tweeters and it's loud as hell so just make the proper adjustments to the head unit and equal out the power by fading to the front or rear and it'll sound great any more questions hit me up

Q:I have a 2001 Honda civic sedan and i am buying a new sound system for it. I heard that component speakers should only be put in the front and 2 ways should be put in the back (Rear Deck). P.S. the audio system are the polk audio db series

A very popular setup is Component Front and Coax Rear. Reason is Cost Efficiency. In a car, 70% of the sound quality comes from the front speakers, 30% from the rear. So 70% of your budget should be spent there. If you have $300 and you purchased $150 speaker on the front and $150 for the back. And your getting 70% of the sound from the front, you have lost sound quality potential. But if you get a $220 Speaker for the front, something real nice, and some ok speakers in the rear. Thats a better use of you money. If I had a car with a $200 speaker in the rear, another car with $150 speaker rear, and a third car with a $75 speaker in the rear, all 3 cars would sound similar (as far as the rear goes) So spend as much money in the front speakers as you dare. Like $200 Pioneer 720 C series, or Boston Accoustics S60 $220, or a Boston Accoustics SL60 (really nice set). Your polk audio is ok, but most installers laugh to themselves a little when they see polks. They aren't bad, but there are a lot of better choices, like at least Infiniti's The best component I have heard in the 200 $ range is the Pioneer 720 C series. It has a lot of surface area on the mid and a fantastic silk dome tweeter. At our shop, our best selling tweeter is a 500$ 720D series component. That thing rocks but the C series is 80% of the sound at the $200 price range.

Q:i have a 2002 pontiac grand prix gt with the bose sound system. i busted one of my rear speakers and now i just want to replace them all. first of all, how many speakers are in it? second of all what size is each speaker? thanks.

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Q:I got a Sony Bravia 1080d and 4 built in speakers, but I have not hooked up the speakers to the TV. What kind of equipment do I need so that I can connect the speakers to the TV and control the sound with the TV remote? What specific brand or model works best?

Well the obvious thing is to follow the instructions in the manual and hook up the 4 built in speakers. (How can you have built-in speakers and not hook them up?) Generally people buy an AV Receiver from companies like Yamaha, Denon, Onkyo and a 5.1 speaker set from a company that only makes speakers. Then you feed the video to the TV and the audio to the AV Receiver. As you pointed out - now the volume is NOT controlled by the TV. But I suggest you hook up BOTH the TV speakers and the 5.1 sound system. Use the TV speakers for casual TV watching. Fire up the AV Receiver for serious HD movie or DVD watching.

Q:Micro letter speaker how to do small sound?

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Q:I just bought a 2003 toyota camry and i am looking to upgrade my sound system. I have done alot of research but i cannot decide on which 6x9 speakers to go with I may not use an amp for the speakers. I also have 2 kicked l5 subs and lanzar vibe amp.

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Q:I got an ipod third generation, and the speakers that are in it aren't very good. What's a good portable ipod speaker system preferably under 50 dollars?

for under $40 iLive IS208B Stereo Speaker System with iPod Dock (Black) GMX or Altec Lansing inMotion COMPACT iM310 Portable Speakers for iPod and MP3 Player for up $40 but under $50

Q:i have a $200 budget per speaker,.name some GO:)

Go to Fry;s Electronic. they are selling a JBL floor standing speaker for about $273 for a pair. Hope this will help you out.

Q:I want good car speakers that have a lot of bass but i dont want to buy subs. any good speakers?

It all comes down to the speaker sizes you have in your car. If you have round ones like 5.25 inch or 6.5 inch speakers go with crossover component speaker set up (small subwoofer cone and tweeter separated.) now if you have some oval size like 6x9 5x7 4x10. Your going to have not difficulty finding so oval shaped one. And if that is the case I would buy some round speaker crossover component speakers ser up and custom mount them to where they will fit. Be warned you most likely have to do modification to make them fit. But if you don't want to take the time to modify anything the get some 2-way or 3-way speakers for the oval ones. May not make a lot of bass in them but it will even out the bass treble and vocals with a set of crossover component speaker system. Good luck my friend. Also added a website that you can use to find something that you think would fit your needs in the source area

Q:If the speakers are very close (almost touching it) to the lcd monitor can they damage the screen or damage it in any way at all?The speakers are 2x40W btw.Tnx

Hi, Non magnetically shielded speakers can hurt monitors if placed too close to monitor. It is important to note that monitors that are tube based have problem with magnets. If you have a LCD then you are fine. If you have tube based monitor look for this sign: 1. Do you see abnormal pictures anywhere on the screen especially in areas near the speakers. Like rainbow effect. If so then move the speaker away till the effect is gone. Rainbow effect is a sign of magnetic interference. Usually woofers are biggest problem since they have bigger magnets. once you move the speakers away, the effect may not immediately disappear depending the strenght of the speaker magnets the effect will take more time. I would move the speakers away as far as possible and observer over time (few days) if the effect reduces. If it reduces but does not disappear then move the speakers away further till the effect is completely gone over time. 2. Sometimes having a coil of wire with current passing through it sitting next to the monitor can also cause magnetic interference. Remember the principals of magentism, coil of wire with live current flowing is certain direction will produce magnetism within the area, if you dont remember thats fine. Check for such coils too and move them away. Regards Ash Vote best answer if this helps.