I have a 1000 watt bass amp for my electric bass and one of the speakers is torn bout half the speaker, I was just curious if there was any way to fix that?
216986
You need a new one, dude.
480500
On you tight botton bar - you will see a picture of loud speaker, click on it to adjust. If it still does not work, then you might have plugged in the wrong sound hole to the speakers.
296931
set up a better ground of some sort or make sure your speakers are plugged in all the way
612755
Actually, not all ear buds give great bass response at all.  And you don't always need large speakers to get a good bass sound, although "woofers" and "subwoofers" are larger than the "tweeters" that deliver higher sounds.\n\nBut something else that makes a big difference in bass response is whether the delivery system is (1) positioned above some sort of large resonant space and (2) muffled by anything.  For instance, your stereo's subwoofer will often deliver more bass response if it's on the second floor of your house on a hardwood floor, and hence able to use the space beneath it as a resonance chamber, than if it's on the first floor on carpet.\n\nIn the case of your ear buds, if they can produce the low frequencies, they can actually use the structure of the cavities of the human skull to improve bass response.
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The tone will be off now, and you can't fix that, but a hairdryer might work. Or take it to your local instrument store and have them tighten it.\n\n"bite the bullet..get another one and keep that one for a emergency one.. "\n\nROFL what's an emergency tambourine???
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Get a mini Phillips screwdriver...take off the lcd screws put it aside..then turn over the bottom unit...unscrew all the screws including the ones for memory, Wifi Card and maybe CPU...then lift that...then refix the connection for the speaker...put the chassis back on..rescrew everythin bak together and thas it.
572985
Take it to your local music store, anywhere they can get repairs. Don't toy around with it and don't lean it up against anything. Take it to get repaired, I'm sure it'll be fine ^^
240512
use a solid state amp and the absolute cheapest distortion stomp box you can find. Turn everything up louder than everything else. Oh, maybe learn how to play your instrument
62449
if lots of wires, esp power cords, near spkr wire then may have hall pickup, or maybe bad neutral/ground somewhere\nunplug just the amp and see if still happens\nmaybe you just now noticed it - that is easily possible. you heard it once when your head was close and now you notice it always
17157
You need a high powered amplifier.
88531
there should be 3 contacts on the pot.  take pos or neg wire  from the speaker and connect to pot's outside and middle contact(1 wire to 2 contacts).  the contact thats left is wired back to the speaker.  btw-dosn't matter wich outside contact u use, all that will detrmin is if the volume gos up clockwise or counter clockwise in regard to the pots location.
252504
vertical oscillator/driver shot. shorted capacitor, or maybe transistor/ic? \nnowadays, you might as well trash it if you can get a halfway decent deal on a flat panel. or give it to your cousin who's MIT material to see if he can fix it.
510069
check the input jack on the guitar....sometimes the the eternal metal will get  bent and not make contact with your cable plug......but definitly check your wires in the guitar......peace
606842
Welcome to the family, Little Sister. I hope you have a very long and happy stay with us.\nTo start off, there are NEVER stupid questions, especially when discussing music. If anyone refuses to answer your questions, or gives you attitude, remind them that someone was kind enough to take pitty on their sorry souls at one point, and that they were not always the "gods" that they feel they are now.\n\nAnyhow, to answer your questions:\n1.) Do i have to use a pick while playing bass?\nNo. I usually do not use a pick, and many "professional" players do not use them. Many players do use them. It all boils down to which is most comfortable for you.\n\n2.) Do i have to play bass with an amp or is it ok to do with out for a little while?\nIt is definately OK to do without for a tiny while, however it will more than likely impede your learning at this point in your career. I very rarely use an amp; however I have been playing for almost 20 years and can feel when I made a mistake. There are many decent beginner amps on the market for $100 or less. I would recommend getting one as soon as possible so you acn hear what you are playing.\n\n3.) I am not exactly sure on how to tune it correctly and i don't wanna break a string so any advice on tuning bass would be great. \nMy best advice is to buy an electric tuner. They can be purchased for almost nothing, and will help you out immensel;y. Barring that ,there are a few online tuners that are available. Here is the one I usually send people to- www.guitarforbeginners.com/onlinetuner.html\n\n4.) and if there are any websites that you know of that can help me as a unexperienced begining bass player can you let me know them?\nhttp://www.activebass.com\nhttp://www.basstabarchive.com\nhttp://www.basslessons.com\nhttp://www.visionmusic.com\n\nOther helpful advice:\nPractice EVERY day. Not for long periods, but rather 15 minutes or so at a shot. By practicing for that short amount of time, you are able to learn in small doses, which is best, and it doesn't really give you a chance to get bored, which will kill your desire to play.\nDon't EVER let anyone get you down by telling you anything negative about you or your playing, or your desire to play. If someone tells you that you suck, think about who they are and what they hyave accomplished. If they are not musicians themselves, simply hand them your bass, agree with them, and ask them to show you what a "real" bassist sounds like. If they ARE a musician, and they talk trash, explain that you forgot that they were born being a great musician, and very quietly hand them your bass and ask them to show you how to be better.\n\nIf you ever get discouraged, or want any more information, contact me through here, and we'll see what we can do to make you the best you can possibly be.
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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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I plugged my computer into an old stereo system and now the walls vibrate. I have to lock the door to keep my wife from killing me when I crank up Ozzie and Crazy Train. It's not your sound card, I have a standard card in my puter. You need an amplifier and better speakers, both are costly. Best Buy will have a system for around two hundred dollars. A word of advice; get it anyway you can, it is just so much more fun!!!
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This has happened to me a dozen times, and it embarrasses me every time.  This may not work, but read carefully.\n\nMany computers now adays have two different ports for your speakers (one for a sound card that is mounted on the mother board and one that is mounted to an actual sound card).  I know you said you plugged them into the right hole, but don't be so sure.  Just because colors match doesn't necessarily mean it is right.  Check the back of the computer for another hole that is about the same size and try it (there may be more than one).