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I never understood all the white van shit until it actually happened to me. I was at the bank with one of my buddies when some dude rolls up in a truck and told us to stop by another parking lot because they're selling 60" TVs for a $100. Dude was pretty adamant about it.
Then it would have to be a resistor because a capacitor doesn't just take charge and then get rid of it because then it would go back into the speaker, a capacitor stores energy and when another surge comes the capacitor won't be able to take that charge and will go to the speaker or the capacitor would blow up. These speakers have resistors as they limit the current that goes into the speaker, it will be with a high surge sensor and the sensor would open up the circuit for the resistor when there is a surge. OR It could be a fuse that blows when it exceeds 15W
Mr.Someone \Tom/ you're both wrong. It's not surge protection, it's simply a basic filter to limit 'harmful' low frequency reaching those tiny satellite drivers
It is a capacitor. They block the bass from satellite speakers. Smaller value capacitors are used for tweeter crossovers, and those block midrange frequencies as well.
I feel like being helpful for some reason so here's a little tip I learned a long time ago (forgot how). I used to have Snell CV speakers that had screws and some kind of tacky putty securing the drivers. To easily remove most drivers from there cabinets, simply use a wine bottle corkscrew. It works better than you imagine it would!
I have this same setup, it's so good. Put the sub in your backpack, set up the surrounds on shoestrings around your neck, and it's like an Instant Home Theater.
This speakers system have verry nice electronics inside. nice heatsink, nice transformer and amplifier , subwwoofer look nice design and construction. Only bad thing is speakers driver and sattelites with bad design build. is much better this amplifier than all classD what you see on market
Dude, they look just like the ones I sold at "The Warehouse" (now Sam's Warehouse) about 10 yrs ago when cheap or "affordable" 5.1's were becoming popular, but re-branded. Or they might be legit products since the cheap and nasty stuff back then literally used the same "model style" but had difference brand names on them. It looks like early to mid 2000's tech for budget consumers.
I have a little system like this, same deal with the white van branded 5.1 amp in the sub, basically the same control scheme, too. I gave it to my PCA client, we set it up in 2.1 with some better 4" 2-way satellites and the system is pretty alright (considering we picked it from the junk bin at Free Geek.) It's great for video games, honestly. Just enough volume and thump to be a significant upgrade over TV speakers. These systems have their place.
I got a bass unit that had no amplifier plug. The electronics were inside of it but nothing was hooked up. Basically,they put a power inverter inside a box,two eight ohm speakers attached to a jack but no power cord to plug in the bass box. I removed the guts,except the speakers and added an amp from a computer bass box. It rattles and shakes but the speakers are garbage. I got some better sub speakers that I get from a car that may work better but I am not sure if I can get rid of the rattle.
My sister had some white van speakers in her room from 2016 up til 2018 It was a 5.1 suround system with bluetooth Worked fine other than connections coming undone do to poor solding inside but yeah they sucked in build with rock inside to make them feel more legit. They tried to rip off polk speakers and the reciever had the subwolfer builtin down-firing It at least worked fine for its one given task as a standalone blutooth speaker with only the center channel having faulty soldirning. The satellite speakers had a fake tweeter in there too Orohn ron I think it was Another white fan speaker I got ripped off on was a 20buck sub wolfer on salvation army It worked fine but it was kaveli or whatever that ripped off another brand It worked fine too just built like ass with sandbags in the void space in the wood
Those satellite speakers probably wouldn't be bad if they had bass blockers, using a lot of power in the low end there but the sub should be handling that. By the way are you sure the "resistor" in the speaker isn't a capacitor being used as a passive crossover for the satellite speakers? (it looks like a metal film capacitor to me)
You can't possibly compare PRO PA drivers with Kilowatts of power to that consumer home theater cheap rubbish in a box. But the white van system is dam good fun to blow up with flames.
Those white van speaker system is only worth blowing you could buy something better for your outside system for outside you could buy used AV receiver for outside and some better speakers cost pending on what you want mine was $60 $25 for the receiver from good will and the speakers some very rare vintage 12 inch about $30, sounds damn good too.
i thought so, i'd read a few AV forum posts that said they were shit, i had a Yamaha RX-V390 that i got from a friend but the left channel started crackling yesterday so im looking around for a replacement, fortunately i have a logitech Z906 to cover for now
nick fatsis thanks for the tip, i figured out it only happens when it's in the neutral position, so it doesn't effect me and i scored a better amp recently but thanks for the help
I have a question I have a pair of pioneer speakers the model is the ts-w252r 600w max and I don't know if thay are good or not and I have no knowledge of spekers what so ever
there is actually real company behind this speakers it was actually made in 2002 by a danish company named Dantax because i had that system but the quality was better on that system i had.
Watched an ad to start the video, and only 5mins in the video abruptly cuts off to play another ad... Sorry mate, that's it for me and your videos. If I want to watch ads that often I'll watch cable TV. Good luck!
Without even looking at anything else, the heatsink orientation alone is a clear sign of a poorly engineered product. Can't be very effective with the fins horizontal.
See in order to get q (surround) sound, in the back on the bottom you see 5.1, and there are 3 little inputs, so you would need a triple splitter for complete surround sound. that due to those being computer speakers. but I'm sure this isn't useful because you already blew them. they are like the Logitech 5.1 computer speakers with the small skinny crappy woofer. I just relized you just said that but this is going out there.
It may not be amazing quality or sound all that great but the sub makes a slight thump and the other speakers work so its definitely one of the less scammy white van speakers I've seen. Sometimes they dont even have working speakers in them they just look like speakers.
Shaze Zone don't listen to that, they faults advertise alot maybe 20 watts per channel at best... but it's still a good amp! Drives my sub and two speakers!
