Stereo Center Speakers

I do not get good sound in the rear speakers when I use stereo speakers -sansui sp7500 - for the front speakers.Do i need to upgrade to speakers designed for surrond sound?

Your issue stems from a system that is not timbre' matched

2008-02-07 14:49:40 by craig s

This is the Paradigm Reference Signature C5 center channel speaker. It is a four way speaker that retails for $4299.00 in cherry. In gloss black ...

Im looking for a set of surround sound speakers for my home stereo i need a center speaker and two side surround sound speakers thats loud and can handle loud music if anyone has any web sites with a specific kind of speaker please let me know thanks alot.

If you are looking for a well balanced set of speakers, look at Cruchfield.com They have some of the best out there. Depending on what you are willing to spend, they should have something for you. If money isn't really an issue, take a look at Polk Audio. They seem to have some of the best speakers for what you are looking for. There is alwalys Bose, but I've never truely been impressed with the sound they reproduce.

2007-08-14 16:32:14 by fire

Price: $16.06 $8.95

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I already installed the wire harness, which makes the four speakers work but their is still a plug that goes to the Factory speaker(sub) in my center console. My stereo has RCA sub outs. Is there an easy way to do this, such as an adapter that will convert the plug in the jeep to RCA cables? Please Advise!

Most often there is a factory amp for the sub. You can sometimes find amp bypass or integration harnesses from this company - http://www.metraonline.com

2008-04-01 08:22:47 by Jason B

Price: $32.76

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I moved a while ago and finally getting around to hooking my stereo back up and I'm having trouble figuring it out.

There are 2 sets of speaker wires going into the bottom of the subwoofer. One positive & negative connection says "left" the other a positive and negative which says "right." The speaker wires are already hooked in there.

The problem is where do I hook them into the back of my stereo?

Here are my possible selections:

Rear Speakers (has 2 - one for right, one for left) - I hooked my small speakers into this. Is this correct?

Center Speaker - has only 1, doesn't say right or left, if I put the wires into this one, I would have to put the wires for both the left positive subwoofer connection and the right positive subwoofer connection into one connection. The same would go for the negative.

Front Speakers - You can plug 2 speakers into A and 2 into B.

Please tell me what to put where. I have 2 small speakers & a subwoofer.
My stereo system is an Onkyo and is about 15 years old. My subwoofer has no other way to connect to the stereo besides the cable. It is a part of a Cambridge Soundworks set.

Place the subwoofer connections in the corresponding left or right FRONT SPEAKER output, and the two small speakers can either both share the CENTER output or Share with the subwoofer, if you connect them to the REAR the sounds will be inconsistent and faint!

Good luck!

2007-08-15 16:19:25 by sharbysyd

I have my television connected to my stereo receiver. I am trying to use my television speaker as my center channel. All speakers are working, but there is a slight delay or misalignment in timning between the tv speakers and stereo speakers, creating somewhat of an echo. What can I do?

check that all rca's are connected proper and that they aren't in rough shape

2006-11-05 10:49:07 by RVF