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  • How to Remove a Dent From a Speaker Cone

    Speakers are a common part of most households and automobiles. It is not uncommon for a pet, child or our own clumsiness to cause damage to a speaker. One of the most common results of accidental...

  • How to Install Ceiling Speakers With a Drop Ceiling

    Ceiling speakers are designed to offer sound reproduction in areas where in-wall or freestanding speakers are not practical. Ceiling speakers can also help conceal the speakers so they do not...

  • How to Connect a Bose 901 Speaker Equalizer

    The Bose 901 home speakers were innovative when they were first introduced, and are still highly regarded by many audio enthusiasts. Part of the process that makes them sound so distinctive is the...

  • DIY Speaker Mounts

    In order to get the maximum amount of quality sound from your speakers, you should move them off of resonant surfaces and mount them to a wall or ceiling. Non powered speakers are actually pretty...

  • How to Install Ceiling Speakers to an Amplifier

    While many people like the idea of putting speakers in the ceiling to get sound to different rooms in a home or office, they often have no idea how to connect the speakers to the amplifier....

  • How to Fix Speaker Wires in a Finished Basement

    A malfunctioning speaker in a basement that has been finished may require you to repair or replace the speaker wire. Speakers can be mounted on a wall, or they can be installed in the ceiling. You...

  • How to Arrange Stereo Speakers

    Stereo loudspeakers work in pairs to deliver an audio signal separated into left and right channels. However, in a home theater setup, the stereo speakers are supplemented by a center speaker, a...

  • Bose 301 History

    The Bose 301 bookshelf speaker is a popular speaker for stereo applications in smaller rooms or for those looking for good sound without having to have a speaker with a large footprint. The 301...

  • How to Replace a Blown Subwoofer Speaker in a Cabinet

    Ready to replace that old blown subwoofer in your speaker cabinet but don't want to pay for the removal and installation process? Luckily, removing components from speaker cabinets is about as...

  • How to Get Great Indoor Outdoor Wireless Speakers

    Finding indoor outdoor wireless speakers does not have to be a pain in the neck. The truth is that most indoor outdoor wireless speakers are of a good quality. As long as you find a speaker system...

  • How to Connect Bipolar Speakers

    Bipolar speakers are audio loudspeakers that have been wired internally to produce sound in at least two directions, typically from the front and back of the speaker cabinet. Bipolar speakers are...

  • How to Use Wireless Speakers Outdoors

    For people who frequently work outside, or want to have a relaxing place for a party outdoors, manufacturers make wireless speakers. These speakers work outdoors, allowing the user to listen to...

  • How to Remove Speaker Dust Cap

    Repairing speakers can be a tedious task. Without a steady hand, it is easy to permanently damage a speaker. When replacing the speaker cone or working on its voice coil, it is necessary to remove...

  • How to Add Speakers to a TV

    There are many reasons to use an aftermarket speaker setup rather than the factory speakers included with a television. If nothing else, stock television speakers often don't provide the highest...

  • How to Mount a Speaker Grill on a Speaker Cabinet

    Removable grill covers on stereo loudspeakers allow you to clean the exterior components that produce sound. Some audio enthusiasts like to remove their speaker grill covers to display their...

  • How to Buy The Best Stereo Speakers

    Stereo speakers come in all sizes, shapes, colors, and prices. Trying to choose the best speakers for your stereo really depends on where you will be listening, what kind of equipment you'll be...

  • How to Wire Speaker Cabinets

    Wiring your own speaker cabinet gives you the flexibility to use whatever speakers you want and customize the cabinet to your needs. You have to be careful when wiring your speaker cabinet,...

  • How to Attach Surround Speakers to a Wall

    No home theater system is complete without surround sound. Surround sound will make your movies and music take on a whole new dimension. To fully experience surround sound, you must properly...

  • How to Sound Proof Woofer Noise

    Woofer (or subwoofer) "noise" can refer to a variety of problems. Noise may be generated by source unit (stereo, amplifier), by the speaker box, by the speaker itself or by external objects....

  • How to Wire Tweeters

    Component speakers upgrade the sound to your stereo because the woofer and tweeter complement each other by focusing on low- and high-end sound, respectively. However, wiring the two is a slightly...

  • How to Connect My Speaker to My Computer

    These days we're all playing more audio files, DVDs and games that have wonderful soundtracks, and many of us would like to be able to hear full, rich sound through our advanced stereo systems...

  • How to Make Cat 5 Speaker Cable

    Cat 5 cable is a very popular cable to make DIY speaker cables. Cat 5 cable, sometimes called ethernet cable, is a cable consisting of four pairs of 24-gauge twisted copper wires. This twisting of...

  • How to Tune Your Studio Monitors

    Tuning your studio monitors actually means tuning the room you will be using. If you have sung in the shower as opposed to other parts of your home, then you are aware of the differences in sound....

  • How to Position Studio Monitors

    Getting the best sound from your monitors requires you to solve two problems. The first is figuring out where to place the monitors for maximum audio response--- and this is easily accomplished...

  • How to Get the Best Sound From a Sub Box

    Most home audio systems have a sub box or enclosure for a subwoofer that is an important part of any home theater system. Getting the best sound from your sub box will depend on where you place it...

  • DIY Home Speakers

    Many of us have a stereo, CD player or MP3 player in our home. But these devices would be of little use to us without attached speakers. Sometimes the speakers that are attached to these devices...

  • How to Hook Up a Subwoofer to Speakers

    Home theater enthusiasts might want to connect a powered subwoofer to speakers for added bass. A subwoofer delivers low-frequency sound that you can feel as well as hear. If your receiver does not...

  • How Much Isolation Do I Need in Speaker Enclosures?

    If you are interested in recording audio from your musical equipment at home, but do not have the space or money to create a full recording studio, you can create speaker isolation enclosures,...

  • How to Wire Speakers to a Home Amplifier

    Amplifiers deliver the power to drive the speakers in a home stereo system. The standard setup involves two matched stereo speakers and an amplifier connected to an audio component, such as a CD...

  • Dynaudio Vs. Mackie

    Dynaudio and Mackie are two leading, competitive companies in audio equipment. A former small business, Mackie is now a U.S.-based company that is controlled by Loud Technologies Inc. Dynaudio was...

  • Parts of a Speaker & How They Work

    Audio loudspeakers produce sound by converting electrical energy into vibrations. The resulting vibrations meet air molecules, creating sound waves for each frequency in the audio spectrum. The...

  • Polk Audio Csi3 vs. Cs1

    Polk Audio has been making audio components since 1972. They initially created speakers for pro audio applications, such as PA systems, but later turned to the home audio market. However, many of...

  • How to Determine the Right Speaker Wire

    Speaker wire is measured in AWG (American wire gauge) sizes, the standard measurement of wire for electrical conduction, based on the raw wire diameter less insulation. The thicker the wire gauge,...

  • Acoustic Speaker Designs

    Whether setting up an audio system for stage, car or home, a variety of speaker designs are typically used. Sometimes multiple speaker designs are contained within one speaker enclosure, while...

  • Different Kinds of Subwoofers

    For anyone looking to build a home theater, a subwoofer is an essential component. By providing extra bass and a theater-like physical rumble, subwoofers create a more enveloping sound experience.

  • How to Clean Home Speaker Grills

    Clean your home speaker grills when necessary to keep the equipment looking new and attractive. Dust can accumulate on the cover, which can affect speaker performance over time. You might need to...

  • Alternative Placement for Rear Surround-Sound Speakers

    Ideally, rear surround-sound speakers for a home theater system should be installed on the walls on each side of the area which you sit in, pointing toward you. Sometimes, you may have no space in...

  • Pioneer Speakers History

    "Move the Heart and Touch the Soul" is the Pioneer Corporation's slogan. Nozomu Matsumoto, a music buff living in Osaka, Japan, began making speakers in his garage, and founded a company that...

  • How to Get More Bass From a Boston Acoustic Bravo II Speaker

    The Boston Acoustics Bravo II is a compact 2-way speaker for stereo systems and home theater. The wedge shape of the speaker allows wall-mounting in corners, near ceilings and other tight...

  • How to Hook Up an Amplifier to Speakers

    To connect an amplifier to speakers simply follow the color-coded wires and match the polarity when you make the connections.

  • What Amplifier Should Be Used for a Four-Ohm Subwoofer?

    Home theaters, computer speaker systems, home audio, automotive systems and professional live sound reinforcement all use subwoofers to provide the heavy "low-end" sound that is prevalent in many...

  • How to Remove the Front Grill of a Cambridge Soundworks Speaker

    Cambridge Soundworks, based in Massachusetts, manufactures high-end speaker systems for home theater and audiophile use. The company sells its products directly to consumers through a secure...

  • How to Get Speaker Wires Under the Carpet

    Running speaker wires under the carpet will give your home theater installation a professional look by eliminating clutter and potentially hazardous cables that can cause people to trip--or...

  • How to Choose the Right Subwoofers

    Subwoofers produce deep, low frequency sound to add realism to movies in home theaters and heavy bottom in music. Action films and concerts take on a new dimension when a quality sub kicks in and...

  • Proper Speaker Installation

    No home audio system is complete without speakers. They turn electronic signals into sound so we can enjoy an improved experience in music, movies and television. Because they are an integral...

  • Audio Crossover Information

    Audio crossovers filter sound spectrum frequencies and route them to individual speakers: low frequencies are sent to woofers, and high frequencies are sent to tweeters. Crossovers are either...

  • How to Wire Pioneer Subs

    Wiring Pioneer subwoofers into a home theater system will give you deep, rib-shaking bass response that adds a layer of realism to movies and television programming. Pioneer's low-frequency subs...

  • How to Build a Vented Subwoofer Box

    The subwoofer in your audio system is the speaker designated specifically for playing low bass sounds. Build your own vented subwoofer box and it will channel sound waves from both the front and...

  • How to Connect Home Theater Speakers

    Home theater speakers will provide maximum enjoyment of movies, music and television programs recorded in Surround Sound. The most basic home theater systems consist of five speakers -- two front...

  • Speaker Installation Instructions

    Speaker installation is about more than the physical mounting of your speaker system; it's also about setting up the perfect listening zones from which to enjoy your speaker output. A carefully...

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