Drivers--sometimes called "speakers"--produce the sound in your speaker system. Sometimes they go bad due to defects, age or even abuse. Such was the case with these Realistic Nova-6 speakers. The tweeters had failed. After a number of conversations with Parts Express, it seemed that the best replacement they could offer was the Dayton Loudspeaker Co. #275-055 titanium dome tweeter. From what I have read, Radio Shack's Realistic Nova series speakers are generally well regarded. The surround on the woofers also appears to be very robust. Despite their dated looks, I would certainly recommend them. A Technics SH-4020 "audio timer" makes a cameo appearance in this video. This is basically a glorified electric timer that can turn a stereo system on or off at a prescribed time. Since a simple light timer could do the same for a lot less money, these aren't terribly common units. This one supports worldwide voltages, 50/60 cycle correction and uses 24 hour time. The receiver driving the Realistic speakers in this video is an Optimus STA-795.
Showing posts with label Replacement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Replacement. Show all posts
Monday, 28 January 2013
Speaker Driver Replacement
Speaker Driver Replacement Tube. Duration : 9.95 Mins.
Drivers--sometimes called "speakers"--produce the sound in your speaker system. Sometimes they go bad due to defects, age or even abuse. Such was the case with these Realistic Nova-6 speakers. The tweeters had failed. After a number of conversations with Parts Express, it seemed that the best replacement they could offer was the Dayton Loudspeaker Co. #275-055 titanium dome tweeter. From what I have read, Radio Shack's Realistic Nova series speakers are generally well regarded. The surround on the woofers also appears to be very robust. Despite their dated looks, I would certainly recommend them. A Technics SH-4020 "audio timer" makes a cameo appearance in this video. This is basically a glorified electric timer that can turn a stereo system on or off at a prescribed time. Since a simple light timer could do the same for a lot less money, these aren't terribly common units. This one supports worldwide voltages, 50/60 cycle correction and uses 24 hour time. The receiver driving the Realistic speakers in this video is an Optimus STA-795.
Drivers--sometimes called "speakers"--produce the sound in your speaker system. Sometimes they go bad due to defects, age or even abuse. Such was the case with these Realistic Nova-6 speakers. The tweeters had failed. After a number of conversations with Parts Express, it seemed that the best replacement they could offer was the Dayton Loudspeaker Co. #275-055 titanium dome tweeter. From what I have read, Radio Shack's Realistic Nova series speakers are generally well regarded. The surround on the woofers also appears to be very robust. Despite their dated looks, I would certainly recommend them. A Technics SH-4020 "audio timer" makes a cameo appearance in this video. This is basically a glorified electric timer that can turn a stereo system on or off at a prescribed time. Since a simple light timer could do the same for a lot less money, these aren't terribly common units. This one supports worldwide voltages, 50/60 cycle correction and uses 24 hour time. The receiver driving the Realistic speakers in this video is an Optimus STA-795.
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
SMD Distortion Detector DD-1 with a Line Driver - BONUS AMP GIVEAWAY!
SMD Distortion Detector DD-1 with a Line Driver - BONUS AMP GIVEAWAY! Tube. Duration : 7.82 Mins.
This video shows How to use an SMD DD-1 With a Line Driver installed in the system. I show how to set the gains using high and low level inputs on the line drivers themselves. A cheap Kenwood deck was purchased for this demonstration. KEEP IN MIND EVERYONE - the two line drivers were set up using high and low level inputs. I wouldnt normally use both high and low on the same system, this was JUST to demonstrate how to do each one individually. Normally, as you might guess, one or the other would be used but not both at the same time. Also, BONUS at the end for one VERY LUCKY person who purchased a DD-1. If you are one of the first 500 customers, i suggest you watch this video! I will post up the results tomorrow! Subscribe! Don't forget to check out my website! Join the forum today and be part of one of the BIGGEST car audio & custom car websites on earth! www.SteveMeadeDesigns.com More to come! Facebook Page here: www.facebook.com Follow: www.twitter.com
This video shows How to use an SMD DD-1 With a Line Driver installed in the system. I show how to set the gains using high and low level inputs on the line drivers themselves. A cheap Kenwood deck was purchased for this demonstration. KEEP IN MIND EVERYONE - the two line drivers were set up using high and low level inputs. I wouldnt normally use both high and low on the same system, this was JUST to demonstrate how to do each one individually. Normally, as you might guess, one or the other would be used but not both at the same time. Also, BONUS at the end for one VERY LUCKY person who purchased a DD-1. If you are one of the first 500 customers, i suggest you watch this video! I will post up the results tomorrow! Subscribe! Don't forget to check out my website! Join the forum today and be part of one of the BIGGEST car audio & custom car websites on earth! www.SteveMeadeDesigns.com More to come! Facebook Page here: www.facebook.com Follow: www.twitter.com
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