I have a set of home audio DSS-ES Elite Pioneerspeakers 8" woofers are blown. This woofer pictured looks very similar - will this work in 110V? Matt
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Matt, the speaker's rating is watts. not Voltage. A speaker rated 100 watts can be used on 10 watts amplifier, and 10 watts speaker is not a good idea to use the 100 watts amp because the speaker will be damaged very easily. This speaker will be OK to replace your Pioneer speaker since it rated 100 watts Max.
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Seattle Matt, If your Pioneer Speakers are sealed enclosures this speaker will work. For dramatically better bass response (or if you have a ported cabinet) I would choose the Dayton Audio DC200-8. I have no idea what your "110v" question has to do w/ the speaker. Most audio amps made for use in the US run on 110v to 120v power sources. Hope this helps.
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WTF?! Home Audio speakers operate at 5 volts. Pro Audio operates at 74 volts. Only the components operate at 110 volt. So not sure what your asking, nor do you it seems.
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110=120 V0LTS... will connect to external speakers... we are please with this player... good value for the money
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I have the US model and it is 110V. Just remember is you buy it from Amazon, you do not have a warranty because they are not authorized vendor. B&W is great at speakers, less so at electronics so you might need the warranty. My unit failed and B&W won't honor the warranty because I didn't buy it from an authorized vendor. It is now an expensive paper weight.
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Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage... » Read More Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). « Show Less
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Input shown in the back of the subwoofer says 120 V ~ 60 Hz, not extended to 220 V. I have 220 V at home and will use a 110 V transformer allways for my speakers.
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I'm sorry I have a SW-110 and it worked perfectly but I don't have any way of knowing about your model. You can contact them directly and they will answer your question. I have contacted my Klipsch distributer directly several times and they are extremely helpful, even before I made my final purchase.
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Sub woofer lists 100-240v input. I use the 110, and have not tested with 220v. Thus, it is the euro setting with both 110/220
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Greetings, thank you very much for your question. This is a fantastic sounding speaker system. The manufacturers we represent only provide us access for 120VAC products for USA use.
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Arun: I'm not really sure. It is rated at 110V, 60 Hz at 50 watts. The power supply is internal for both the main unit and the sub woofer. So, it is not one of those computer power supplies that auto detects 110 or 220. I guess you'll need a power adapter. RK
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Umm Look at nominal wattage and max wattage allowed by this type of woofer. your Amp wattage should be in between nominal and max.. I installed this woofer in two diff vehicles. I hooked up my amp-woofer via bridgable. One amp was a Pioneer 720 watt amp. ($55-65) And the other was a Boss 600 watt amp. ($50-60) Both perform well. See if you can find little more wattage for less money based on researching online. More power to the woofer the better, but you know, with common sense, your not going to turn it all the way up maxxxx..
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It's 110V only. I bought it, but it wasn't what I expected. Fan too loud, really. I tested it against Europower 2000 and my Onkyo TX-NR717. Both Behringer were way below the Onkyo in terms of sound crisp and quality. I ended ended up sending them back and bought a Crown XLS2000. I can highly recommend it.
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Should work, any speaker will do. Note that it does need to be plugged in to a normal 110v plug. Topping and Amphony are worth looking at but I chose this one for the higher output. I am running a pair of Polk tower speakers just fine at reasonable volume.
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Dear John--If your sub-woofer works when connected to the speaker outputs of the STR-DH800, I am guessing that it is not an amplified sub-woofer. The sub-woofer output of the STR-DH800 is a "high-impendance" output intended only to drive an external woofer amplifier--it doesn't have the power capability to drive a speaker directly.Best Regards--Bill
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Hi CRSBRZ, No, the speakers work on a 110V. The shipping weight is about 39 pounds the box they are currently in measures 18x15x29. Thanks for your interest!
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Just don't hook up in 1 ohm configuration. Amped my Fosgate 12s and blew a capacitor in brand new amp. Was told by local installers that Pioneer couldn't handle that wire up. Should work otherwise if suits your listening pleasure.
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The kit should work for this woofer as long as you get the size right. After a quick check, it looks like you need a repair kit for an 8" speaker. I've attached a link ... http://www.ebay.ca/itm/INFINITY-SM-82-SPEAKER-Parts-8-Woofer-Foam-Edge-Repair-Kit-FSK-8-/130614838517 I installed the kit I purchased which went in well but I think I've got a crossover problem, so I haven't been able to put the speaker back into use. Hopefully you'll get better results.
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I think you probably would need an adapter. The unit uses a small transformer but I didn't notice a 110/220 switch on it. Also, the 60 vs. 50 hz would likely be a problem for audio equipment.