M Audio Speakers

I have Realplayer7 but it doesn't work for everything, only flash players. So I was wondering if anyone knew a program that can record any audio that would play through speakers. I might have seen some but I don't understand what the programs info explains, suggestions please and why that one would work/how it works/where to find!!!!

DirectSoundCapture will capture from the selected recording device/channel in the Windows volume control utility. You should find a channel called "Wave Out Mix" or "Stereo Mix" or something similar, and check it as the selected recording channel. Note that not all cards can reroute the stereo mix to the recording unit, but many do

2008-10-23 19:59:16 by Tyler B

New active 5inch studio monitors evaluated by sonicstate.com

I'm looking at Lightning Audio speakers for my 2006 Ford Focus but don't know what I should do for a good setup. I'm looking for something good but cost efficient. Any ideas?

i have two 10 inch lightning audios in my truck and they sound real good and are cheap

2008-02-18 15:15:04 by flipthebird05

Price: $129.95

It has 1" ferrofluid-cooled silk cone tweeters for clear, pristine highs
It has 10-watt-per-channel amplifier
It has 3" polypropylene-coated woofers for tight, accurate bass
Magnetic shielding for use near computer video monitors
Optlmage III tweeter wave guides for superior imaging and detail

I've found that you can't make sound come out of audio speakers by wiring them up to the leads of a guitar through an amplifying op-amp circuit.

I can wire the guitar jack up and plug that into an amplifier, and that works. But how do I power my own speakers?
I resent having my question called naïve. Anyone can buy an old amplifier; I'm trying to learn how to build one myself. God knows my university isn't going to teach me something even half as useful.

Thanks so far, though.

You can purchase power op-amps from Apex Microtechnology Corporation, 5980 N. Shannon, Road, Tucson, Arizona 85741-5230 or contact them by e-mail ProdLit@TeamApex.com. Their products work well but need careful application (sockets, heat-sinks, by-pass capacitors, etc.) which is explained in their product literature.

From the naivety of your question, it appears to me that you would be better served purchasing a new or used "guitar amp" and connecting that to your speakers. They are readily available at many pawn shops, which may also let you "try before you buy".

2009-05-08 11:10:36 by Lenny

Price: $399.99

Optimized rear ports for extended low-frequency response
Magnetic shielding eliminates interference with other electronic wquipment
1 Inch high-frequency drivers with natural solk domes and integrated waveguides for smooth, clear highs
5 Inch low-frequency drivers with Kevlar cones for rich, defined lows
Bi-amplified design with 70 watts of distributed power for cohesive, accurate sound

I want to connect my (dvd, xbox, and tv) audio to my speakers(klipsch thx two speakers with a subwoofer) they all use the same normal audio cables. What is the connector called and how much am I looking to spend?

They are called RCA plugs. The red and white ones are for the left and right and the yellow one is for video. Probably only about $10 or less unless you want the gold tipped ones which run about $20 and supposedly have better performance.

2007-05-16 17:44:40 by dave

Magnets are sandwiched between 2 pieces of metal on the back ( base ) of audio speakers. What chemical is best to dissolve this adhesive so I can seperate the metal from the magnet ?
I have used Acetone, soaked for 24 hrs. - DID NOT LOOSEN.

The adhesive is usually epoxy. There are epoxy solvents but will cost more than the magnet is worth. Solvent will have a hard time soaking into the adhesive. You will have better luck using a chisel and just knocking off the magnet.

2007-06-02 14:55:16 by skubaduk