Q:I have a 86 Olds Cutlass Supreme Brogham. 2 door. What size speakers are in the front dash and the rear? thanks alot guys

Front speakers Dash: 3-1/2 Rear speakers Rear Deck: 6x9 Far rear speakers Rear Seat Side Panels: 6-1/2

Q:Does anybody know the size of the front dash speakers for a 1993 Ford Aerostar XLT?

Front speakers Dash : 4 factory speaker note Far rear speakers Mid Panel : 6x9 Tail Doors : 3-1/2

Q:I had a party this weekend and suddenly the bass from speakers went off and the treble went to extremly low. (Note, this is not car speakers/amp)I tried replug the speakers by twisting up wires again and insert em, i managed get some bass from the speakers after that but lasted like 1 min.May i broken the speakers or the sound amplifier? And may someone know how to fix the problem?

Thus:Hook up the good speaker having tweeter woofer(Bass) to the said amplifier.See if the speaker gives adequate o/p. say it gives the adequate o/p, .Then the amplifier is ok. If there is no sound or less o/p of the sound, the amplifier is gone with the wind.Now, how do you check if the speaker is ok.Thus:a) Get a dry battery with two separate wires connected to its each ends,then touch the terminals of the speaker with the remaining ends of the wire intermittently.The speaker should the the cracking noise it is ok. If it is not ok, there wil not be sound o/p. b)The next easy method is to use the multimeter for continuity test.c)The best method is to use the audio generator to test the speaker. Or you can use both the oscilloscope and audio generator to test amplifier and speaker.Thank you.

Q:all the speakers in my Chevy Tahoe went out the only speaker that plays is the driver side tweeter and door speaker the rest just wont play anymore I just bought a new radio and its still doing the same thing what can be the problem I wont have to rewire the whole thing will I

It could be a number of things, you could have blown them to the point that they don't work, but it really sounds like a wiring issue. You might have some wires disconnected at a certain point along the line. I think so investigation into the issue as far as tearing the car apart is necessary b/c it's hard to diagnose with just the aforementioned info. The fact that one tweeter works and nothing else is strange. Good luck!

Q:I have a small house in which case I would want 5 speaker surround in the living room, a speaker in the master bedroom, a speaker in the guest bedroom, and a speaker outside on my deck. What is the best way to accomplish this? Best Buy says that you basically can't do it with the recievers that they sell, but that can't be right, is it?

They are correct you will need a receiver capable of multi room audio.

Q:How can I mount my surround sound speakers on the wall without screwing into the wall?Any ideas? :)

Duct tape? Surround speakers are too heavy to mount to the wall without using screws.

Q:All the sudden outta no where my laptop speakers sound like crap ! They dont even get very loud so i dont know how they could possibly be blown.But when i plug in my portable speakers or my head phones they sound perfectly fine.What could it be ??

Based on your external speakers sounding OK, your sound card is OK. You probably have a loose wire or connector in your internal speaker wiring. It's unlikely that both speakers would fail at the same time. But if you only have one internal speaker (common on old laptops), the one speaker could have failed and your sound would be fuzzy and quiet. Several laptops, including Dell 700M units, run speaker wires thru the LCD hinge area causing them to flex and eventuall break. You'll need to remove the upper case plastics and keyboard and look at the wiring and speakers to see what needs repair.

Q:i have a 1999 chevy s10 regular cab and i want to put aftermarket speakers where the factoryy ones are. its got two speakers in the doors ( one in each side) and the same thing on the dash but i dont no what size they are. can anyone help me out

you should go with Pyramid 2022SX 200 Watts 3Way Mini Box Speaker System Mini Box Speakers Bass Reflex Cabinets 3.25 Long Excursion Woofer 24oz Magnet Structure 1.75 Wide Dispersion Cone Midrange

Q:I recently bought an external speaker from CD-R King. Once plugged in my Asus K42F, a weird sound was produced by my Altec Lansing built-in speaker. After which, Altec Lansing's Left speaker isn't working anymore, while the Right speaker have worst quality ever. I need help with this. I plugged in a headset, quality's good. When I unplugged it, the built-in speaker sounds like trash. Help everyone.

It is possible that the external speaker connector is bad, or the solder connections on it were bad, and plugging things into it are making the connections to the internal speakers worse. When you plug something into that jack, while connection is made to the external speakers or headphones, it also disconnects the internal speakers. If when you remove the plug, the contacts are not made solid to the internal speakers again, you could have a result like you are describing. If you put in your headphone plug, and move it around a bit, take it in and out a few times, does the other speaker ever cut back in for a few seconds or intermittently, and does the bad sound in the other speaker consist of the audio getting cut in and out or a scratchy sound? If so, could be that the external speaker/headphone jack is bad. One thing for certain, there is no way that the external speakers CAUSED damage to your notebook or it's internal speakers. YOU may have caused damage by putting too much pressure on the jack while plugging the speakers in, or when removing them. Or the jack could have been defective from the factory, or had a cold solder joint. Without being there to look at it myself, I can only give these guesses.

Q:i have two 350 watt speakers, but only have a 480 watt receiver. Will the speakers work if i connect them anyways??

First, you don't have a receiver that can produce 480 watts/ch. There is no such animal. Even the biggest best most expensive receivers will be lucky to get much over 100 watts/ch all channels driven. I'm talking about receivers costing $2000 ~ $3000. The little cheap ones that claim 100 ~ 150 watts/ch can only do about 30 ~ 40 watts/ch all channels driven. If you have one that claims 480 w/ch then it's probably more like 20 watts/ch. The power rating of the speaker has nothing to do with well much of anything other than being a random number. A proper power rating on a speaker would be a set of complex equations so the manufacturers attempt to rate it with a simple number like 350 watts is just a rough guess under some specific undefined conditions. This rating has nothing to do with what size amplifier you will need to use. The speaker impedance is important, it must not be lower than the amplifier can handle. Most mass market receivers struggle with 4 ohms and simply can't do less than 4 ohms. Make sure the speakers are 4 ohms are greater and don't pay much attention to their power rating. Almost any amplifier can damage a speaker regardless of the relative power ratings. Most speakers are damaged by amplifier clipping which comes from trying to drive the amplifier to higher power than it can provide. Some here will tell you that you will be safe if your amplifier power rating is no more than 80% of the speaker rating but that's about as wrong as wrong can get. You can easily blow a 100 or 200 or even 300 watt speaker with an 80 watt amplifier. The safest condition is to have an amplifier with unlimited power so that it never clips and then just don't turn it up beyond safe limits for the speaker. mk