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What if I screw up a speaker?
What if I screwed up a speaker when I connect the amp? What do I do? I find out the bigger speaker ( mostly two speakers on the bookstxxx speaker, small for high and big for bass) of my AWIA SC-51 didnt respone. Cuz my carefulless.
Addiction how to test the DC offset if I only have two 51ohm resistor?:bawling: :bawling: btw I used two 51ohm got a 15.xx mV DC offset. |
Re: What if I screw up a speaker?
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I put the mutimeter's two point one on each terminal( the ground and the signal) + two 51 ohm resister parallel to it.
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You don't need any resistors to check the offset. Just measure it between the output terminals.
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oh thx. anyway, I screw up a speaker, can I fix it? It is pretty out
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Check the resistance of a speaker with multimeter. If it shows infinity or short, it pretty much means you screwed up the speaker.
Depends on a speaker, some are more or less easier to fix, but sometimes it's just not worth it. |
the left one is 7.8-7.9Ohm, but the right screwed up one only have 1.2Ohm. Also I find out the screwed up one dont bounce like the normal when I push the speaker thing down.
Do you think I can order a set of same size new speaker and install it to the housing? |
Sometimes you can.
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When you mean sometime, are there some pros, and cons?
Awia SC-51 it is pretty old , the speaker mode code is 82-994-601-01 8Ohm NOM. 10W MAX. 35W |
Only availability and pricing. What are those speakers?
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