My dog chewed on the speaker wires can I replace the speakers? Thats all I need.
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Yea take it to an audio person or store that sells car audio and I'm sure someone can wire it for you . Our just by new ones and electric tape them up
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I was wondering the same thing! I had a puppy chew one ear pad but the headphones are not damaged! So, instead of spending money on a new pair of headphones, I'd like to buy replacement pads!!
2180401
I haven't had this problem but can imagine two solutions:- check the batteries if not already done so- open the toy and check the speaker connection, re-solder if the wire has come loose (use an electrician if need be).
859931
Nope. Speakers are hard wired to the initial kit. Ear plugs can only take ear plugs. I suppose you could do a bit of slicing and splicing, but kind of defeats the purpose, eh?
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Hi PeterThank you for the question, and you could use this as a direct replacement. I would recommend using a marine speaker that will be able to handle the moisture and exterior elements better than a traditional speaker.Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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You can buy replacement speakers at http://shop.torchelmets.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=acc%2D15&CartID;=1
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Garrett- I went to a local stereo shop and bought a high quality speaker wire. But any speaker wire will work. The better the quality the better the sound though. Hope this helps.
775005
No. Just insert the stripped speaker wire into the fitting an tighten the screw.
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No prblem replacing them. I am going to do the same thing. You will need the stability if your speakers are more than a couple of lbs a piece.
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i already had speaker wire from a previous system so i didnt have to use the ones that came with the system
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Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought used from a friend. Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought... » Read More Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought used from a friend. « Show Less
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No not really mine is working fine did you contact the seller to replace the speaker????
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It's hard to answer your question without being there. You can follow the instructions again and recynk the speakers. If that don't work hard wire each speaker, if one don't workyou may have a defective speaker.
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Did you ever find out how to replace the wires coming out of the bike? Of course our dog ate the ones coming out of the bike, not the one they sell on the website. Thanks
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Warranty is only for a year at most. Typically it would be most cost effective to replace the actual speaker (and not the whole box), although it may difficult to do it yourself, since you will need to open up the speaker box and remove from the inside. I would contact the company for advice.
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you charge it via the USB - which i think you are probably clear on... but if the internal rechargeable batteries ultimately fail, then i believe it is time for a new speaker... i do not believe you can replace them.j
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It would be easier if you did.The speakers come with the wires but you would need to cut them and attach to the original harness