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This is a Dodge SRT10 getting a fresh audio system installed. We install a JL Audio 450/4 amplifier, 2 JL Audio six inch W3’s, and JL Audio C5 components and a Pioneer deck with iPod control.
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I have a stereo system (CD player, tape decks, etc) attatched to my speakers, with red+white input in the back of it.
Can I purchase some kind of hub with multiple red+white inputs in – that I can plug my ipod / laptop / TV into simultaneously, and a switch to flip between them – which has a single output that I can plug straight into my stereo?
Thanks!
Actually yes, You can buy an A/V switcher that has 3 or 4 inputs, You would obviosusly not connect the yellow (video) cable to the device. Just the audio ( Red and Whites) to each different position on the device. 1 set will be outputs that you will connect to the input of your stereo system. Then you would use this switch box to switch between the sources, depending on what you want to use. The only alternative is to buy an audio "mixer" but that can be a lot more expensive Remember that for the ipod and the laptop will require adaptors from phono plugs to RCA style plugs as the switcher will not accept phono (single male type plugs)
I want a stereo system that is loud, had a good bass and works with my laptop. A cheap one if possible. Can someone help?
This is a safe site, and always has the biggest selection, about 210 in all the price ranges.
http://www.nextag.com/serv/main/buyer/OutPDir.jsp?search=powered+computer+speaker&ysmwa=bTNv9b8fDcdEZCs-IbpgXWlgfBKJoKTFeusbsYXCJK4WTtpu5KEsAOJB_d2Ws8eD
I will set up a stereo system containing components made by Telefunken, Marantz, Yamaha and Sony. Then I will present it to you.
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I just moved into a new house and there are speakers installed in the ceiling of every room along with a volume control knob in every room. There isn’t any type of receiver/intercom system installed in the home that I can find. The only odd thing I have located is a uhf/vhf connection in the wall (the old type where you wrap the wire around the screw) which is located just under the volume control in the den area of the house. I think it would be neat to be able to play my stereo through these speakers. I already have my tv and dvd set up to run through my stereo system. Any idea on how to hook up to these speakers? I asked the guy who lived here before me and he had no idea. I did try just running speaker wire from the stereo to the UHF/VHF connection, but it obviously didn’t work. I know that uhf and vhf are associated with TV’s but figured I would give it a try anyway. If you have any ideas, please shoot them my way. Thanks!!
The volume control is placed between the amp and the speakers, so if you take a volume control out of the wall, you’ll see what the wire is that feeds it. If you can find where that wire goes, you can hook to that (if it still works).
Sounds like it’s so old that you might have problems — the volume controls are worn or burned up, the speakers are open, shorted, or the cones are damaged, etc.
If you really want to use speakers in the ceiling, you might just go ahead and put new ones in with wiring that you know about instead of the mystery stuff…
EXOcontralto demoing his cheap car audio sound system – Talk about best bang for the buck 
http://www.youtube.com/user/EXOcontralto
1992 Dodge Grand Caravan bass machine, with 3 12 inch Orion HP subwoofers off 1.5kwrms. ( 1500 watts rms monoblock power , 2000 watts total power rms )
MY 1st Ever “SPL” Car Audio Bass Installation
(1) Alpine MRP 500 – Class D Monoblock Amplifier
(1) Alpine MRP 1000 – Class D Monoblock Amplifier
(3) 12 inch Orion HP Subs – 500 Watts @ 2 ohms
(2) Orion Cobalt 5.25’s – Dash Highs & Tweeters
(2) Polk DB 6×9’s – Mid Range Components
(2) Power Acoustik PCX 5 Farad Capacitors
(1) 10 ” MTX Blue Thunder Sub Woofer Console
* MCR 200 Amp H/O Alt *
My Loudest Stereo System To Date / Competition
Pioneer DEH-P6000ub – Best Head Unit
Clarion Eqs746 Graphic Equalizer – Easy Tuning EQ
(1) Diablo Audio Technologies Hellfire 2500.1 / DAT
** 3000 Watt RMS Mono Amp @ 1 ohm **
(1) AA / Ascendant Mayhem 18″ Subwoofer * HUGE
(1) Single Slot Ported Box Tuned To 32 hz / 6 cubes
(2) Orion Cobalt 5.25’s – Dash Highs & Tweeters
(2) Polk DB 5×7’s – Loud Door Mids
(2) Polk DB 6×9’s – Back Hatch Mids
(1) MCR High Output Alternator / 200 Amps
(2) C&D Liberty 1000 Deep Cycle AGM Batteries w/ Dual Aluminum Bus Bars – 100 Amp Hour Each
(STB) Optima Red Top Starter Battery & Bar Mounts
Big Three in 0 Gauge Stinger Cable / Tsunami Wire
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Complete Big 3 Upgrade How To
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(1) Coleman 800wrms DC/AC Power Inverter
(1) Sony THS-K670 @ 600wrms into 4 ohms
(1) 10′ MTX Blue Thunder SVC Sub into 4 ohms
“I’m not saying I’m louder than steve meade or anything….even though a lot of people out there ARE louder than steve meade, I am not quite there yet. One day, Steve Meade will be my underscore. Insane right? All I want is that straight ridiculous , hair raising bass , with that straight up rediculously loud , incrediblly low , hardest hitting , wicked loud , skake ya , in your face bass, that shakes the windows and becomes the loudest car stereo in the world !!. “Pure SPL” ” Crazy Bass SPL” is all I want!
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I’m building an ice chest stereo and wondering about how long it would run on a deep cycle battery? It will have an aftermarket cd player powering 4 speakers. I was thinking about adding an amplifier and 12 inch subwoofer to the system but do not know about how long the battery would run it with that set up. I know there are many variables such as the music volume and the size of battery, but just an average guess would be fine. Thanks!
i have one in my camper if i just run the cd player and 4 speakers it will play 24 hours a day for days at any volume.i all so have a sub with 400 watt amp if i run that at a high volume its dead in about 4 or 5 hours. and thats with a BIG battery
I have an old Sony stereo system from the 90’s. It is a top of the line stereo system with two giant speakers and everything. When I play CDs, it sounds perfect. I wanted to connect my iPod through the back using the AUX cable and it worked but the sound quality was horrible. There has to be a way to make the sound quality sound perfect. What can I do?
Well it won’t sound perfect. An iPod just doesn’t have fidelity that high. But you can get an adapter cord at Radio Shack, or someplace that sells electronic accessories, and connect it to an input. Don’t connect it to the phono input though. The woofers will try to jump out of the enclosures.
Minda and Wendy are co-workers of mine and since i brought the caddy to work i figured we could move some air
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I’m looking for a stereo that has a good bass system. Something that will play bass loudly, and really make the room shake, without me having to turn the sound way up. What’s a good stereo for this? I’m not looking to spend to much.
Sony MHCEC78Pi Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System with Digital Media Port and 380-Watts RMS $134.95. That should have enough watts to do some shaking. www.amazon.com.
Sony DAV-HDX277WC 5.1-Channel Home Theater System 1000-Watt RMS $318.88 www.jr.com