is there a way to replace the small speakers on the klipsch promedia and put the cerwin vega VE5M in there place?
1039388
You can but since the promedia satellites are crossed over from the amp ,you won't get much of an improvement in sound,I know because I tried .
1039389
The speakers are physically too large to fit in the klipsch enclosures.Adapt the klipsch wiring to the Cerwin Vegas, which is very easily done in about 10 minutes.
1039390
If the speakers are the same size then go for it. Also the CV are vented speakers
1039391
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to replace your speakers with these vegas. I would say you would be good switching out your front or surround sound speakers with these
1524821
The last time I replaced mine, I measured the diameter of the speakers (in millimeters) and then shopped Amazon for replacement ones that fit that size of headphones. Previously, they had always sent me really large Koss ones that I had to throw away.
1294847
Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've listened to. Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've... » Read More Yes, they can always be swapped with other speakers, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy 5 speakers and only use 2 or 3 of them on a 5.1 system. You won't get a better "match" because they are designed as a set. They compliment each other in frequency response, impedance and imaging (trust me - I have designed many high end systems). I would however suggest adding a powered subwoofer. I added a Klipsch SW-450 to the Quintet 5.0 set on my home theater system, and the sound is incredible with that combination. They sound awesome with music too - much better than others I've listened to. « Show Less
1525843
Search for the woofer for the PMO.4n and see if it makes sense to replace just that speaker. Taking another route, depending on what is actually wrong with the speaker driver, it maybe fixable. For instance, if the outer foam is split but not the cone you can likely purchase a repair kit for under $20 to fix yourself. I have done this before (not on this speaker however) and had perfect success. Lastly, its Christmas time and you can suggest a replacement speaker system as a nice gift from someone to you.
1547888
I have Klipsch speakers, not sure of the model & I can't get to the back now to check, but they have 10'' woofers & 2" tweeters. More then enough power. I also have lots of vinyl (over 2,000 albums) & they sound good. I would like a little more high end though.
1939823
I don't think they were meant for it, but I do know there is speaker wire that goes into a 3.5mm that the klipsch pro series uses, i don't know if you could use that to plug right in or not, and that would depend on how many connections your computer has
967032
Agree with previous response. Unless your existing wiring is shot, just stick with it. Worst case you need to cut off the connectors and crimp/solder/splice in some new ends to fit the speakers.
1928856
You can. All you've got to do is connect them to the "monitor out" 1/4" outputs (which are unpowered) and into the inputs in the K8s (GREAT SPEAKERS!). The only problem is that the "monitor" channel functions as an aux channel so you'll have to either use the K8s as monitors or reverse the mix ("monitor" for the mains and main for the monitors). Other than that, should work like a champ. Great unit.
360732
i am not familiar with those speaker / i use Klipsch Heresey but they are inefficient so check the power rating for the cerwins online.
2169914
No you can't. This is something they really need to change, but because the speakers are attached to the mount, you have to replace the entire mount.
1648718
I also don't know the answer to your question. Sorry I can't help with this question. My suggestion is to look on the klipsch website for an answer.
174030
Youll have to do what Most of us did, replace it with another type of center speaker or find it used. :p Ebay or craigslist is your best hope, but this speaker is really hard to find. if you need a great alternative center speaker im sure you can ask or someone will post here eventually. :p
890398
Im not positive but all the speakers on them are the same size you can bend them with needle nose pliers. When I received minethere was a sheet of paper in the bag that said if need tighter use needle nose pliers. I hope this helps out
689938
please check the link for the detail spec:http://www.klipsch.com/R-5502-W-II/details
2260865
You may want to look into replacing the speaker assembly. Easy to do, and the parts are cheap.
1080807
Yes they will but make sure u have treble & bass adjusting buttons on your reciever . These speakers are real real good!! Good price for cerwin Vegas !!
2084752
What I did personally was solder the speaker wire to the terminals. The connectors that you would buy are a piece of trash. If you can't solder them just figure a way to tape them