Can you run the R31S through a JBL Flip speaker? I'm having a problem getting a sound.
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The difference is that the JBL is geared to receive sound at the level that a headphone jack would output, not what would be received by a dynamic microphone which is much lower. It doesn't have the internal equipment to amplify that signal. Sorry :(
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don't know. i exchanged it for the pulse. but I heard it might be difficult. Did you contact JBL?
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Check all powers and grounds connection then double check and make sure your speakers are wired to the right resistance
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I use both Peavy and JBL and it works fine with both, just depends on your needs.
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Yes, if you know what you are doing. You should not use this speaker, though. This is a level of hardware that requires quite a bit of tuning, and can't be used as a simple replacement. You will need a crossover, and a good high power tweeter to pair this speaker with. This speaker (it's one speaker, not a pair) should only get a 80Hz to 5Khz signal with a 12 dB / octave slope on the high end, and the steepest drop off you can manage on the low end. It's difficult to find tweeters that can handle the same wattage as these. I like to use series wired pairs of infinity 2 ohm tweeters amplified separately (4 ohm load per channel).
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I sincerely doubt it. If it were me and I had two sets, I would get a 'y' splitter cable for the input. I doubt JBL would tell you any other way either, they have always been kind of funny about that stuff.
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Sandra, I haven't experienced this problem with my Flip speaker. I use mine for business presentations as well as at home on my patio for entertaining. Sorry I'm not able to provide any more substantive information.
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Negative. They are passive speakers, and require additional amplification. The mixer Board most likely (some specialty ones might be able to) does not have enough juice to power speakers.
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Probably worth buying a more advanced subwoofer.... Thought mine was but unfortunately my RCA connection to my subwoofer did not work so I tried connecting my subwoofer to my two front speakers. Don't know if that is the proper way but that thing is delivering a thumping bass
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wires or small banana speaker jacks. Either works. Bass bin connection is RCA
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Of course you can use them, both models 820 or 810 but I prefere to use both models as front speakers. I recommend you for surround back the acoustimass 5 instead. I do not know what other brands you have in your system but if you really want to have JBL go for the 820
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I have the same question. I've configured it for speaker b, but there is no sound.
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I do not believe you can. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8R4Vemvhsc&sns=em this is a good review and shows the connection options. Mine sounds like junk. It started to sound distorted or something about a month and a half in. My friend knows speakers and said the subwoofer is cheaply made and there is a lose connection so it keeps cutting out. I wouldnt buy.
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Not enough info to definitively answer this question. However, I have to assume the JBL speaker has a 3.5mm jack. If so, then the next question is does the JBL speaker supply power for the speaker. If yes, then it will work.
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Yes you can do it. In a traditional LCR front speakers, that is if you have the Identical Left , Center and Right channel speakers, is the way to do it. If you can also, or maybe have the center speaker behind the screen, that would be the best set up. Now, if you have a center speaker that is different than the left and right, it would look strange but it should work fine. The ideal and right thing, is to have all the speakers from the exact same "family".
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I have a JBL system and it worked great. It just plugs in to the aux inputs and wire the power to the remote wire (blue) and the ground to ground wire (black). Super easy and works great!
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Positioning is critical with these speakers. It was a big reason I returned them, as they only sounded good when placed a very particular way. If you can lay out the extra bucks for the JBL Spyro 2.1 system, go for it. I was trying to replace those with these, and had to repo the spyro's from my daughter. Closer to this price range, I'd say go with the Flip, or the Philips AD7000W/37 Fidelio (about $60) - which will fill a room with sound, but is cheap because the wireless feature doesn't work well - plugged in it rocks.