If I listen to dubstep will it blow the speakers?
1427419
I think it wont be good for dubstep cuz this is not a high quality speaker it just for normal video game. U get wt u pay for bro
1427420
It shouldn't do that. Lol but they have amazing sound. Very clear and the bass is nice and strong.
1427421
Not really the quality is just cheap and instead if wires there are strings.
1820923
depends on your wattage on your factory speakers if there low watt speakers then no cause you could end up blowing them you have to makes sure on what the wattage is on the amp and your factory speeakers
1070520
No it wont void it unless going through your firewall will I believe most wont and it wont rattle unless you turn up bass boost and gain high
2099241
I don't think it will make much difference. I plugged them into cheap Creative desktop speakers and the sound was great when it worked.
543712
A bass will more then likely produce a blown out sound. Its pretty much just a tweeter speaker wired to a 1/4" jack. A bass is waaaaay to mighty for this little guy!
775088
no cause it's a amplified signal. if you send a amplified signal to your powered speakers it will probably blow the powered speaker's internal crossover or internal the amplifier.get a two way crossover and use the regular outputs on the subwoofer
1553972
It depends. It is super clear and fills space well, but if your other speakers don't keep up you'll have a muddy sound. I don't think it's over kill, sound wise, but make sure you have good cables and other speakers to keep the sound quality up.
250202
YES a thousand times yes. Pop/hip-hop/dance/dubstep all sound amazing cause of the true deep booming bass, not the fake "loud" bass you hear on other stupid headphones like beats. It's like a night club in your ears :) Highly recommend it. Sounds even better when you use apps to listen to your music like Poweramp to boost levels to your liking.
1270147
It definitely puts a wash over all the sound in the room, but if they are playing bass driven music (like rap) I'm not sure there's anything that can overpower those deep tones. Good luck!
1451998
I recommend replacing the speakers that are blown. You will not get the full sound quality you deserve with those blown speakers
61574
This question highly depends on your headphone amplifier. The bass response is awesome with a proper headphone amp. For electronic music get a solid state amp.
1202109
The primary source would cut out. That's for computer or other devices. Now if your splicing the wire into your stereo speakers, than everything will play.
424287
Yes but turn the bass down a little or it will distort, other than that its way loud
1809430
My system is also using Bose speakers in combo with my polk speakers with my surround sound reciever. But tying with a computer I don't know what will happen, I think it would be ok, but then again maybe it will explode too. ;)
664608
It depends on the music, but if it is well produced, loud music (for example Skrillex V Doors "Light my fire") it sounds perfect on full volume; you wouldn't need it to go any louder.
737594
Forget about the wire, it will not help. If you have not purchased these speakers I recommend that you don't. If you have, I recommend that you send them back. The sound quality is really bad compared to others that I've heard, in fact, the ones that I purchased are somewhere in storage in my garage. You would be better off going to Lows.
1553222
Yes but it could potentially be damaging to that sound amplifier. These speakers have 8ohms of resistance and this system probably recommends speakers with 2ohms. This means you might have to turn up the volume up high to hear it properly. If you have a all-in-one surround sound system only use the speakers that came with it.