TI-H: Re: Speakers...way OT

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Subject: TI-H: Re: Speakers...way OT
From: "Bernard" <npfs@cybcon.com>
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 13:49:24 -0700
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i'm no expert either but i think i know what you're talking about and
something like that happened to me too.  for me the problem was the wires,
they were a little loose, now i know you're not dumb and probably checked
this but we've also had to replace the wires themselves cause they were all
crapped up and beyond repair, if that doesn't work you can always go to
youre nearby eletronics store (and no i'm not talking about Radio Shack but
who knows you might get lucky) they might be able to help.
Bernard
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???: "Archon(David)" <hul@netdoor.com>
???: <ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org>
????: Saturday, April 29, 2000 07:16
??: TI-H: Speakers...way OT


>
> Salutations. You people are the only people I know of who might could
> answer this question for me...so thanks in advance.
> The speakers in my living room aren't working right. They're kind of old,
> but the real problem (I think) is that the foam around the actual speaker
> has fallen apart and come out. Now there's a little bit of buzzing and
> stuff from the speakers on some songs (Trio's Da Da Da sounds like crap,
> but Mr. Roboto is just fine). Anyway, I was wondering if this foam stuff
is
> capable of causing that problem, and if it is, is there anywhere
> replacement foam stuff can be purchased for something less than an arm and
> a leg (I was thinking maybe a little toe, but I could go a little higher).
> BTW, I know its the problem because I can turn the stereo off and just
> listen through the computer speakers and it sounds fine.
>
> -David
> Wishes he could go back to sleep, but he can't.
> Wishes that he had found more "normal" songs to use as examples.
>

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TI-H: Speakers...way OT

From: "Archon(David)" <hul@netdoor.com>