probably all the other stores in town, don't have anything "hi-fi" in stock. So my questions are (1) What kind of speakers is he likely using for his concerts? Is there a "hi-fi, not pa" speaker out there specifically made or designated for this kind of...

wrote >I was wondering, I am planning on using my HiFi speakers with my PC, I >have heard that I need and amplifier to make them work, will the base >unit that the speakers were originally plugged into for the HiFi>system work and them pluggin that into...

HiFi speakers. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I have heard many things about HiFi speakers, but I am wanting to set up a little home cinema system in my room. Now I have two Hifi speakers that are now longer used with the Hifi. is there any way to...

james" wrote: >Therefore I'd like to know of another way of connecting my hi-fi speakers to >my PC. Use an ordinary power amplifier. If you have hi-fi speakers, use whatever you normally drive them with, i.e. hook up your PC to your hi-fi amp....

Hifi speakers to my computer? cheers Dave Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () On 4 Aug 2004 00:20:27 -0700, dave@davbren.freeserve.co.uk (David Gross) wrote: >Hi, I was wondering whether it is possible to hook up my Hifi speakers>to my computer?...

Hifi speakers newsgroup ?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () Is there one. I am looking for info on how to remove grille on (cheap !!!) Paradigm Phantom speaker to replace knackered cloth. geoff. Archived from groups: rec.audio.tech () Is there...

more "fi" from a simple audiophile stereo amp and a pair of decent hifi speakers. When I started transcribing vinyl to digital using my computer I tried PC speakers but I could not really tell what was going on until installing an old Mission Cyrus hifi...

speakers with it instead. These only have one set of terminals per cabinet, and I want to keep them this way. can I join the wires from the bass and treble outputs from my hifi in paralell, and put them straight into the single terminals on my speakers,...

inputs. PA SPEAKERS are generally quite unsuitable for home listening. They're designed to be LOUD, not to be smooth and detailed. But, yes. A smaller, quality PA amp can be a useful substitute for a Hi-Fi power amp. And won't be subject to the same...