Stereo Speakers Control

There are 2 ways to do this.

1) Take the original volume control from the radio and extend it to the handlebars by adding a cable of some sort. A "ribbon cable" with the appropriate number of conductors (usually 5 or 6) is a good candidate.

2) Wire a stereo high-wattage volume control directly to the speakers and mount it on the handlebars. Such a volume control is called a "T-Pad," and is available at local electronics stores such as Radio Shack. A book with instructions on how to do it should be available there as well. Be sure to get a stereo T-Pad, and make sure it matches the wattage of the radio output, as well as the impedance of the speakers. Happy cycling!

2007-10-29 00:56:08 by seadeek1

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The stereo is a JVC KD-G340. I have a 600 watt amp and 2 12 inch subs. The subs work but the bass on the speakers and subwoofers is the same. When i try to control the subwoofer volume it doesnt change anything. i want more bass to come out of the subwoofers than the other speakers.

On the deck if u have a half decent one, if u scroll through the options or menu u can come across something that may say Subwoofer. Turn that option on. Now if you going into the audio tuning menu the one with the Treble Mid, and Bass it should have another option called Subwoofer. Now you should have gotton a Blue reference wire that travels from you deck to your amp inorder to control the subs with this subwoofer option/

2009-04-12 11:59:58 by wayneboy

Price: $232.63 $128.37

Accepts Speaker Wires Up to 14- Gauge - Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
Handles 100Watts Per Channel with Speaker Systems that have a Minimum Impedance of 8 Ohms - Dimensions: 16.92- Inches(W) x 3.03- Inches(H) x 6.29- Inches(D)
Protection Circuitry Keeps it Running Smoothly
Individual Speaker Volume Control
Up to 6 Separate Speaker Pairs to your Stereo System - Support Two Stereo Amplifiers

i have already bought a potentiometer for audio purposes from radioshack
with the part # 271-215 if its any help
im just wondering how i could wire this thing for the purpose i need

The Radio Shack guys would know.

2007-01-28 20:27:36 by grazingkow

Price: $59.99 $49.99

Stiff and light cones with solid wood enclosures for precise vibrations
Satellite measures 433 x 965 x 477 Inches, subwoofer measures 677 x 1103 x 1025 Inches
Package contains two satellite speakers, one subwoofer, user manual, 3.5mm to RCA audio cable and remote control with battery
Package contains two satellite speakers, one subwoofer, user manual, 35mm to RCA audio cable and remote control with battery
Full spectrum sound (20Hz to 20kHz) and low harmonic distortion (<=1%THD)

I want to put speakers on my back patio, but I want to be able to control the stereo that's in my garage. Does anyone have any ideas?

Does it already have IR control? If so, you can get RF remote extenders, some which you replace a battery in your remote with.

2008-11-09 13:23:42 by Chris M

I have some speakers around my room that used to be connected to a stereo but it doesnt play mp3's and the CD tray is messed up so i want to be able to connect all of those speakers (5) into my laptop and control the speakers through my laptop. These speakers have speaker wire not the little headphone jack thing. any suggestions?
oh and my laptop does not have windows media center or AV spots
ok please disregard last question i found an awsome set of PC speakers that are so much better than my stereo speakers! Thanks anyway! I do have a question though. This is going to be like a headphone jack i know so what happens if the cable is too short? cause i am proly going to want to put these all over my room. any suggestions on how to extend cords?
oh heres the link to the new speakers: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d o?product_id=3380781#What%27s+Included and my stereo is pretty old and cheap and stuff so it doesnt have the AV spots either