specifically the rear 2ohm 6x9 speaker wiring configuration coming from the factory installed monsoon amplifier. there are 4 wires to each speaker. Can anyone help me out with wire destinations?
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u can go to library.alldata.com and be able to find the wiring schematic. or sometimes u can call a local parts store and they can print one out for you.
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On the backside of ur CPU, u will find the connectors. the red one is for mike and green one is for speaker.. just connect them and start instant voice messenging...
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Yupp... but unfortunately is a hardcopy on my desk. Perhaps you may straight to tell us what\n\n1. You are designing from HT to Transformer 11kV / 415V\n2. You are designinig from Transformer to LV ??\n3. What is the kVA of the transfomer?
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Your computer needs a sound card... obviously... Aside from that, I'm not certain if these are speakers that are designed to be used with a regular stereo? Doesn't matter really... alright...\n\nYou'll need a 1/8" male end to plug into your output on your sound card, and then a cable long enough to run to the input of your stereo receiver (provided this is what you have).  This might be a little tricky, as you might have binding posts RCA, TRS, or something else... so you'll need to take this into consideration.  Irregardless, you'll need to have something that takes the tip and ring portions of the 1/8" and splits them to the left and right channel respectively for the receiver inputs.  Past that... connect the rest of the sound system as you would normally to the receiver... \n\nIf you're using an amplifier, the speakers, and the computer, then you'll just take the output from the computer, again the 1/8" TRS male, and run a cable to the input of the amplifier, and again connect your speakers as usual.  If this still doens't help, e-mail me... You didn't provide a lot of information.\n\nSpeaker types, what you have in the way of amplifiers, recievers, or if these are powered wall mounts? What style of input connectors do you have? This is not really a complicated question, but it's hard to answer this when you're blind to the situation.  Peace... No point in guessing.
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When you copy and paste these, why don't you convert the "W"s into "ohms"?\n\nHey!  The guy who did your homework for you ("The Great One") gave three WRONG answers (as of 1930 MST 11-14.  He'll probably redo it after he reads this)...heh, heh, heh...
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most 5.1 sound cards will have 3 sockets.\nthese can then be configured depending upon speaker/input connections:\nfor surround sound - front, rear and sub\nfor 2 speakers - output, line in and mic\nso just make sure it is configured for just 2 speaker mode here, and will give you the proper mic input.\n\npossibly here you are using the stereo line connection with a mono mic and will only receive one channel.\nthe speakers can be configured under sounds in control panel and recording levels in the xp volume control mixer, under options..properties.. the various control you want will be selected.\n\nbut not sure what usb adapter mentioned is :| might be a different story...
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is it possible that you sound card or setting are set to mono rather than stereo. this would mean that the computer might only be sending signals to one speaker\n\nhope this helps
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Speakers: 2x1 watt \nAmplifier: 1-watt @ THD < 8% \n\n^ ^ these are u'r speakers\n\nSorry pal, u'r picture quality maybe great, but the built-in speakers are not !\n\nTHD (total harmonic distortion) of 8% is sure aweful 4 sound quality.\nIf you doubt u'r sound cards abilities, check it out with a headphone and compare v/s Viewsonic speakers
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Could be a virus . If all your wires are plugged in properly and the speakers are new then i couldn't think of anything else , unless you have your Wave Volume down .  There are 2 different volumes to hear sound from your pc  , there is the volume control and the wave. Make sure both are turned up.
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andystoplites.com is where I got mine.(Silent 610) They have good prices there. To get them installed I would call around to some car stereo shops. They usually install things alot more complicated than taxi meters.
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I have just looked up Meldes. I seems you need a string under a bit of tension attached to a loudspeaker such that you get a standing wave. You need an amplifier driven by a variable sinosoidal oscillator to drive the loudspeaker.For the other bit you need a strobe driven from a source of the mains.The cheapest is a neon pilot light which usually comes as an assembly complete with a high resistance so that it may be driven straght from the mains .Bear in mind that the neon light "fires " twice per cycle.You should be able to work the rest out.
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a sub has a crossover that only lets lows go to the sub(bass only)   ,while your mids and highs go to the other speaker.for a much clearer crisp sound.  .....and that sue nami guy dont now what hes talkin about!
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Check this site.  It might help:\n\nhttp://www.laptopical.com/news/13451-laptop-speakers.html\n\nGood Luck
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Not a real problem if you don't dig too deep. Quiet often, back in the days when I repaired speakers, the connection from the voice coil to the speaker contact wires would break from vibration. Un-winding just enough of the wire (coil) to re-do the connection saved many an expensive speaker.
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Try checking with Crutchfield.  They have a big selection of speakers, amps, everything
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It might depend on what sounds are coming through the sound card.  Say you have a 5.1 surround sound system at home, but the movie that you're watching is not broadcast in surround sound, then you might not get to use all the speakers.  More specifically, if you're watching a scene where a truck passes from the left to the right, you'll hear it first through the left speaker, then all the speakers as the truck passes the screen, then only the right speakers as it's fading out.  However if the movie isn't broadcast in surround sound, you'll either hear everything through all the speakers or just the front ones.\n\nAre there separate volume levels for each of the speakers?  What about extra power cords?  Try checking those if they have them.
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Good day. Well the speakers are built for 2000 and XP. Thats why u see the logo. Try here:\n\nwww.driverguide.com\n\nHave to sign up first but downloading the drivers are free, Laterz.