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- I have speakers hooked up to my ceiling. I think they're picking up the signal from the other cables. Idk what it's called but it's like the cable next to cable thing. I have the cables from lightninig and all that crap inside the wall and I have the speaker cables outside the wall but right next to the cables in the wall. Can that damage that speakers?
- No and it's not crosstalk either. Crosstalk happens in low current, unbalanced signal paths and magnetic tape. It's inductance and it has to be pretty drastic for you to even hear it in speakers. Like an AC line right next to a speaker wire for several feet.
- Show not to insert a speaker or headset
- The second step, then click on the bottom of the "Realtek HD Audio Manager"
- Hi! Whats the difference between studio monitors and regular speakers! Can i use monitors as regular speakers as well for rtegular music playback?Thank you,Adam
- Studio monitors work great as regular speakers - I have been using them for years in my home system. Studio monitors are meant to reproduce the sound in a neutral way so that the engineer can hear what the sound is really like. Many studio monitors these days are powered - that means they have the amplifier built in. That type of speaker would not work with a normal home receiver. That type of receiver is designed to work with normal passive speakers that have no amp built in.
- computer monitorspeakers
- Only if the speakers were built into the old monitor and are not in the new monitor.
- Speaker woofer what Q value is good
- The higher the quality factor of the loudspeaker unit, the more difficult the resonant frequency is. The low frequency characteristic of the loudspeaker is usually determined by the quality factor of the loudspeaker unit and the resonant frequency, where the size of the quality factor is related to the sound pressure at the resonant frequency at the loudspeaker unit.
- I just got these 2 speakers, my grandmother passed away a few months ago, and I just got these 2 speakers she had in her den. Idk what it was hooked up to. It is a Soundesign Model 633 two way speaker. I really don't know much about this kind of stuff, all i know it that the plugs go into RCA ports. They dont have any specific color on them either, I tried hooking it up to the RCA ports on the back of my HDTV but nothing happened. What do I hook this damn thing up to to make them work?
- They need to be connected to speaker outputs. If your HDTV has speaker level outputs designed to connect to speakers, then you can connect them directly. Chances are it doesn't though, (the TV probably has only line level outputs designed to connect to other electronics, not speakers) so you'll need a stereo or surround sound receiver to power the speakers.
- I just bought 4- 5.25 pioneer speakers and i want to get a 12 kicker sub, i was wondering what kind of amp i should buy to power my speakers and a 12 kicker sub, or should i just let my aftermarket head unit power my speakers and get a small amp to power the sub?
- It depends what watts your speakers can handle. Usually there around 30-70 watts all depends on the speaker. All head units give off about 20-25 watts. If you want your speakers to sound better but a 2 channel amp. A sub just match the watts of sub with watts of amp. Get a mono amp to run the sub. I recomend the sub Alpine Type R there really really good. I have one and LOVE IT!
- Can I use a 60 Watt power mixer with Pa speakers that have 800watt rms and 1600watt peak power?
- Yes. It works a whole lot better than trying to use 60 watt speakers with an 1800 watt Powered mixer :-)
