Q:I want to use the computer speakers ( its an HP ) and i want to get rid of my speakers so i can use my computer.

if you want to change the default speakers you first have to make sure that they are plugged into the speaker port in the (normally) back of the computer. unplugging the old ones and plugging in the other set is all that you should need to do. Now if they are internal speakers then you would have to go into control panel sound and audio devices then change the default to the internal speakers. If you can elaborate on what kind of computer it is more help can be given.

Q:And please mention who's always use that speaker

setellite speaker is wireless speaker sub woofer is the woofer that is comes with the speakers centrat speaker is the point from which other speakers are attached normally this is a woofer

Q:can I bulid computer speakers how do i convert the speaker wire to 3.5mm jack

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Q:i have 2 peavey eurosys 1 speakers but in one speaker only the bass sounds come out, but the other speakers has bass and highs,what does this mean then

It means the horn on the speaker with only bass sounds is blown. The horn itself is ok but what is blow is called the compression driver - it is the part attached to the horn inside the speaker. Getting the replacement driver is the hard part - you will need to try the Peavey website.

Q:Hello friendsCan you provide me the latest information of luxury speakers.Thanks

Hi there.What exactly do you mean by luxury speakers ?Do you mean expensive ones ,like Electrostatic ,Ribon and Planar or multiple drivers in large boxes ? Also what type of sound do you like.Are you thinking of buying new ones or are you just enquiring about the latest high end speakers.

Q:I have my center speaker resting on top of my TV, which is actually above ear level.Should I put the front speakers at the same height as the center speaker? Or below it?

Your front 3 speakers will sound the best if they're all at the same levelBut in your situation, I'd just angle the center down a bitOr you could just turn up the center speaker's volumeIt's kind of a messy situationAnd impossible for you to get the sound perfectBut aesthetics will ALWAYS be the enemy of sound quality.

Q:I got an 1998 Audi A4 and the bose factory speakers are blown out, i have tweeters in the front two doors, 3-1/2's in the rear doors and 6-1/2's on the rear deck. I dont know much about speakers so i was wondering what kinds of speakers could i buy that give me the same quality the bose ones did, and where i can find them. Help would be great, thanks guys

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Q:I have a 46 HDTV and just got a new Samsung HW-C700 7.1 receiver. So I'm looking to get speakers and a subwoofer to complete the 7.1 home theatre system. I have two Pioneer speakers and they sound great, what are some good models and brands I can go with?

These are the best speakers in the world, and will set you back over $200,000 Transmission Audio - Ultimates Cessaro Horn Acoustics - Gamma 1 Moon Audio - Titan Hansen Audio - Grand Master Peak Consult - Kepheus Ultimatum German Physiks - Emperor w/ carbon fiber If you want something more affordable and still excellent. Bang and Olufsen Bowers Wilkins Linn Komri Neat Acoustics Bose Klipsch Infinifi

Q:How do they differ from regular floor speakers? Do they provide a better listening experience for music? Movies?

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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