Audio Loudspeakers

The size is 6-3/4", sometimes called an "oversized 6-1/2". I know because I've been an installer for 30 years and I've owned a '99 Altima. They are 4 Ohms. Range? As in the stock ones? Maybe 60-14k. Some Altimas have tweeters on front of the door handles.

2007-09-18 21:07:52 by Bulk HG- AGGE

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A local bar, 100 metres, pumps out music which is so loud that it is a nuisance. Here in rural Spain nobody in any authority will do anything about it. Ideally I would like to cancel out the noise by using 'white noise', alternatively I am looking to create audio feedback into the loudspeakers so that those producing the noise will listen to reasonable argument about noise levels.

Invest in a Mosquito device.
Only audible 2 any1 under 21.
I think they're a tad pricey but I think U might find it's worth it.
U can buy on-line.
Do a Internet search.

Good luck, know exactly how U feel.
Noise Pollution is the pits!
:)

2006-08-07 09:33:09 by Norman D

6 1/2" polymer composite cone with durable rubber surround for solid bass and smooth midrange 1" silk dome tweeter for clear, detailed highs. Gold-plated, 5-way binding posts for the most secure connections.
Batteries are not necessary, but loudspeakers must be wired into an audio receiver.
Durable, non-rusting aluminum grilled is paintable to match any oudoor décor. Stainless steel hardware and brass fittings for years of rugged dependability.
Maximum power handling: 150W. Impedance: 8 Ohms. Frequency response: 40Hz - 25kHz.
Weather resistant for outdoor use. Easy mount locking swivel bracket affords precise aiming into listening area.

I have a TomTom GO 510 and was wondering if there was any way to receive the voice intructions through either a cabled or bluetooth wireless headset instead of the loudspeaker? The unit has an audio out jack and I have tried standard headphones but with no success, I think the jack is supposed to be for car speaker systems only. If anyone knows a way around it or another solution it would be much apppreciated! Thank you.

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Info from the gps site: "...The TomTom GO 510 is a new unit with a four-inch wide display, iPod compatibility, the SiRFstar III chipset, a 1 GB SD card, and hands free calling (with a compatible Bluetooth cellphone)." ...
...I think it's illegal for car drivers to use headphones but give them a call @ http://www.tomtom.com/products/product.p hp?ID=210 ;
I'm sure the car speakers and the headsets use different ohms and amps.

2007-09-26 02:31:24 by hell4yes

Price: $249.95

i know that the best way to connect your things is with xlr cables. on a mixer, we usually only have one pair of these plugs that should go straight to an amplifier( i think that those too only have one pair of xlr inputs and 1 pair of outputs). how do i set up my things if i want more than 2 loudspeakers? do i need many amplifiers with kinds of "xlr splitters" ? do you link your speakers in a chain? i mean, do these pro speakers have an xlr input and an output to bring the sound to another speaker and so on? i really don't know. thanks for your help!

Most pro amplifiers can handle 2 speakers per channel or 4 per amp total with no problem. If you need more speakers than that, then get another amp and then you can have 4 more speakers.

Yes you can use XLR splitter cables (1 female XLR to 2 male XLR's) to split the signal from the mixer to the second amp. A mixer's XLR outputs can "drive" many amps with no loss of quality.

You can also "daisy chain" the output of one amp to another amp using XLR cables if the amp has "in" and "out" XLR connectors

2008-06-29 15:14:14 by Nicolas H

Is there a device that remotely kills audio loudspeakers?

No. At least nothing that wouldn't draw the attention of the FBI.

2008-01-30 02:31:55 by oneover0