18 Sound Speakers

Can it be done with my pc speakers? What other ways are there?

sing very low

2008-01-25 02:36:59 by worried person

CES 2009 MTX audio demo truck with 18 12quot; Subwoofers on a ported box SQ cars Lancer Evo: DLS Speakers and Amps Volkswagen: Focal Utopia ...

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Yes, you can, however, they don't sound like very good speakers - the bass response is fairly poor - even for speakers that only cost $250.

2007-09-16 13:41:17 by mission_viejo_california

Price: $12.99 $15.28

Copper and silver colored wires ensure correct polarity during installation
18 gauge
100 feet of wire

I misunderstood the wire gauge system and bought 18 gauge speaker wires instead of 16 gauge. Will there be a noticeable sound difference for a 40 feet long setup? Should I replace it with 16 gauge wires instead? Thank you.

There is a roll-off of high frequencies over a long run of speaker wire. People with high-end/sensitive music systems can hear the difference between different gauges with a 15 ft run.

A speaker web site once suggested:

1-10 ft: 16 ga
11-20 ft: 14 ga
20+ ft : 12 ga

For the rear speakers ... probably you wont notice anything but 18 ga is below the suggested thickness for even short runs, let alone 40 ft.

If it was me - I'd buy a spool of oxygen free 12 ga from a speaker building site like www.partsexpress.com and use it everywhere.

2009-03-06 09:22:47 by GoGolfGo

Price: $5.99 $5.99

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Which set of speakers are better: the JBL CS6100 or the Harman Kardon HKTS 18? Which would be a better choice for a medium sized living room?... Which is a more reliable brand? please elaborate

10 points for best answer

I like the Harmon Kardon better, but the Klipsch or Boston Acoustics brand seem to have a better response overall....

2008-04-21 02:34:53 by ShadowChimp

For example, when someone beats a drum or a vehicle's engine is one, the speakers make a buzzing sound. I've tested that it is a problem with the TV, not the device hooked up to it or the cord used to connect it to the TV. The TV is a KDL-32XBR9. I usually keep my volume low. Like around 18. I have the sound settings on default, also.
I discovered that my Samsung DLP TV does this also. I believe it may have to do with the quality of the speakers. They're just 10W speakers, and I'm guessing that they simply aren't able to handle the low frequency noises.

Hi
For the best possible advice, I highly recommend you contact your local supplier or the Manufacturer....

2009-08-15 10:25:32 by Hunter