Recent content by Cybertech119

You are right.. it happens on my previous Home theater. It sounds like a snare drum and vibrate the woofer, then I reduce the volume to maintain balance sounding

Lol.. Speakers should work efficiently. It must be able to serve it’s purpose.

I’m my area, you can’t walk into store and pick a speaker for test in your house. They will rather test for you before you buy in the store. You will pay and wait to return the the speaker if it developed a fault That’s if there’s warrant tho.

I will rather buy and pay then wait to return if damage of develop fault. That’s if there’s warrant tho.

I don’t underestimate the power of JBL. Even the smallest size can’t stand some big sub woofers.

Lol.. You mean I should pick a speaker from store for free to test??

Why do they underestimate the system power? It doesn’t make sense anyway.

Now, tell me while the Manufacturer added the volume capacity to 100% Why didn’t they stop at 70% hence the Maximum volume will cause damage

Most damages always affect the Amp. I think speakers always survive getting burnt

I need enlightenment on it

Hi guys, Now I got the amp and the speakers. The seller advise I shouldn’t turn all the volume, He said 70% is enough so the Amp and the speakers would last long. MY QUESTION IS: What If I host a party that needed to increase the maximum volume??

Hi brother get a small transformer for your Amp. Or a step down transformer

You should first get a subwoofer to give bass and good speakers to give the sounds you want

Is the AirPod bigger than your thumb?

Thanks. It means if I’m going for the small speakers, I will need to consider buying a subwoofer to give bass.