Audio Speakers Stores

hi if i store speakers and audio equipment in a aluminium shed that has a carpeted floor will they get damp?

Depends on the outside temps and the amount of humidity. The shed needs adequate ventilation to prevent "sweating" which will ruin electronics.

2008-01-08 07:03:39 by ken

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I want to deal in various Car Audio & Speakers eg JVC PIONEER SONY BLAUPAUNKT ALPINE GROUND ZERO KICKERS PUNCH AUDIOBHAN ETC. I am ready to deal in there terms & conditions please give me the nos and addrss for all th one who is interested o my offer my contact nos is 9870392564

you should check those manufacters websites, they normally have a link to become a dealer. All the info you need will be there.
Good luck

2007-10-16 01:38:27 by Sound Kraft

Price: $199.95

Optlmage lll tweeter wave guides for superior imaging and detail
It has 1" ferrorfluid-cooled solk cone tweeters for clear, pristine highs
It has 15-watt-per-channel amplifier with Class A/B architecture
It has 4" polypropylene-coated woofers for tight, accurate bass
Magnetic shielding for use near computer video monitors

Between $53 and $72 depending on where you shop.

2006-12-04 10:57:53 by batboyuknow

Price: $59.95

The 5th anniversary model of the best-selling JBuds line
Includes four different sized tips, cable clip, and JLab's world-class warranty and service
Incredibly smooth wide range titanium micro drivers
Ergonomically engineered for a soft, ultra comfortable fit
All aluminum construction with four footKevlar reinforced cable and rugged, firm flexing joints

I've started to build up my audio system and i currently have 2 large sony and 2 bookshelf speakers that i bought from best buy 2 years ago. They shound great but i don't use them much and i want too. I also have a KLH center speaker i bought at a audio store that went out of business. Will having the klh with the sony's look bad? I also need a receiver... any recomendations?

Don't worry about looks, it's sound that matters.

The Sony, KLH and the other brand will work. No, they won't sound as good as speakers from the same family (it's called timbre matching). But you don't need to worry since it's one of those secondary factors ... i.e. less important than frequency response, balancing output, speaker placement, etc.

That said, you can compensate for certain differences (e.g. speaker sensitivity) by calibrating the speakers for differences in loudness, etc. When you get a receiver it's important to setup (wiring, placement) and calibrate (adjust volumes, delay, etc) the system. See the first link.

Use whichever pair of speaker you judge to be the better ones for the right and left front, and the other pair for the surrounds. Note the larger ones are not necessarily the better speakers.

The centre is important since more than 50% of dialog in movies comes from the centre. So place it correctly. See the second link for some guidance on speaker placement.

Now you have some decisions to make. Since you are "building up your audio system" develop a plan for where to put emphasis (i.e. your money). What components will give you the maximum improvement -- functionality first, performance second?

You could buy a basic receiver and maybe have money for some other component (e.g. subwoofer, DVD player) or buy a good receiver now and wait on other things. You decide, but consider that receivers, while important, don't need to be great to give you good sound. On the other hand a DVD player plus low - mid level receiver gives you more capability than a high mid level receiver alone. See the idea?

It might be useful to consider that anything less than 50% difference in power isn't worth worrying about in choosing between two amplifiers from the same family. It takes twice the power to give a 3 dB difference in volume .. noticeable, but not much more. You can save a lot of money buying a lower model than the one up from it in a lineup.

Onkyo, Pioneer, Yamaha, NAD, Harmon Kardon are all good name brands.

If you decide to go with an interim receiver (trade in a year or so) I'd suggest you look for a used 5.1 receiver from a good manufacturer. Don't worry too much about HDMI switching (unless you have an HDTV you don't need it).

If you decide to go for a "keeper" receiver, have a look for a 7.1 model with HDMI switching and about 70 watts/channel minimum power. Make sure it has a subwoofer output, and built in calibration capability.

Well .. that's it. Have fun.

2008-01-11 12:18:12 by Big B

i was going to sell an older mtx 280 amp, but could i use it to power my speakers?? i dont know much about speaker amps except the fact that they have them at audio stores and when turned on they make the speakers sound much better and louder

Yes you can but you would need to unhook the speakers from the head unit and run RCA to amp from line out converter or head unit. The amp is best being a 4 channel for each speaker in the car. Crossover would be good to add to the mix to get a better focused sound.

2009-08-10 16:36:36 by mxdbla