Posts by maxcooper

The are anodized. I got them this way from AE. Now I need to make the L&R. I'm probably going to make a new cabinet for the center, too, since I screwed this one up a bit and my plans have changed about where to place it -- I want it...

My phase plugs have arrived! I got black. I really like the monochromatic look. When I first saw the black, I thought "why hasn't AE been making them all black?" But I also got some AE woofers with the silver plugs for some other...

Quote:Originally Posted by zora On the inside (back) of the connector will be four tabs or screw inserts (I can't remember which that model has). You will use 1 & 2 (they are labelled by polarity). Double-check which terminals to...

Glad you got it working onyxfire. If you ever want to connect to the Comcast box, it probably has analog RCA outputs, which you could connect to with a cable like...

Quote:Originally Posted by onyxfire Mine is the 22" Seiki model:SE22FS http://www.seikidigital.com/Manuals/SC221FS_UM_TI12056.pdf I don't care if I have true surround sound. (Quite honestly, the picture is great on the Seiki,...

Do you have a cable or satellite TV box? Or rather, what source do you watch on the TV? I am wondering if you can get the audio signal from the source device instead of from the TV. But that doesn't work if you are using the TVs internal...

Quote:Originally Posted by Martycool007 What are the bushings for? I just bought a used Dewalt router and am looking to pick up all the things that I will need to make a pair DIY speakers, but I am confused as to what a bushing is...

Yes you can set the receiver to 60Hz. But there will (probably) be a response dip in the 60-80Hz range, which means that your system won't play as loud in that range. It won't "cut out", and it may not even be that noticeable. I say...

Quote:Originally Posted by onyxfire My tv has a "computer audio" jack that the connector fits in. But, no sound comes out of the speaker when I connect it. The "PC Audio" jack is an input on the TV. It is for connecting your...

Here are the user manuals: http://www.seikidigital.com/support/downloads.php#Manual