Are these speakers Prop 65 compliant?
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I'm sorry, but you have me absolutely stumped on this one. During my product search my focus was predicated on sound, quality, appearance and technical service availability, all of which in the instance of these speakers have exceeded expectations. Wish I could be of assistance and good luck with your search.
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No. These are in-wall or in ceiling speakers and are not suitable for outdoor use.
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I'm sure you can, If you look on their web site it has a tech number I used before I bought the speakers.
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From installing these myself in my car, I CAN tell you that the positive and negative tabs are exposed. I would highly suggest against installing these in any marine/motorcycle/outdoor environment. These are good speakers but are not listed for marine (outdoor) use.
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Yeah, they are proprietary - I had wired the speaker lines into the walls before drywalling my basement, so I had no choice but to cut them. It all works fine though. I didn't even solder the connections - I just used wire nuts.
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I can't attest to these but I do have a set of 12 year old X220 speakers that have had a fair bit of use (even hooked up to a TV) and they still sound like they did when I pulled them out of the box.
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No. They're made to be used with a separate receiver. Logitech makes some good pc speaker sets.
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Hi Peter, I work for a home cinema company and have these on a Marantz 8801. They are the most under rated speaker on the market, they can be a little bass heavy (it is controlled bass mind you) this is easily adjusted anyway in a nutshell Amazing speakers and massively under priced :)
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No. I had cerwin vega speakers that were 15 yrs old and still looked new. As long as they're in a good environment u will have no problems
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No, these are not self-powered speakers. They need some sort of amplification.
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These speakers are 4 ohms impedance. You can go to www.crutchfield.com and search SPS 610 and go to features and specs and all the info is there. I wouldn't suggest buying anything from crutchfield because they are expensive but they are great for finding out product specs
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Sorry, not sure what you mean. They are just ordinary speakers, which we use for one of our small TV's. They are OK for the price.
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No, these are traditional component speakers and are not self-powered. Hope this helps. Barry
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I have had no trouble with my speakers. They are great for such little things. I personally would return them to Amazon.
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I don't know. I am no longer using them. When I was, I had them as rear speakers for my home theater system. They had a great sound and were well made.
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Yes they are. And they are exact replacement. Be careful with them. They sound great but just like factory speakers they are easy to blow. I had mine about two weeks and blew one because I had it cranked way up.
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They are rated for 2-80 watts RMS. Meaning anything in between will do. You can NEVER underpower speakers. Underpowering them is usually the cause of death. Killing them with too much power is like winning the lottery. Also there are no head units I know of that do 55w RMS. 55w PEAK yes, RMS no. There is a difference. If your speakers are distorting you need to set the High Pass Filter(HPF) to block out 50hz and below. These are not subs, sending them the lower freq cause them to bottom out. I just had to log on to get the correct answer out.