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what can I use to hook 14 gauge speaker wire together?

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Originally posted by: Kaido
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You don't know how to splice wire? 😕
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nope! 😀

so splicing doesn't degrade the signal or anything?
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I wouldn't worry about degrading the signal too much on these heh.

Something that's kind of amusing though is that they sound suprisingly good as normal speakers heh. On my receiver I turned the bass all the way down and cranked the trebble all the way up and listened to the radio for about a minute. It sounded pretty decent hehe.
 
You think bass shakers sound good? 😕 I guess you'd be amazed to hear real transducers bolted to a gazebo or deck.
 
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You think bass shakers sound good? 😕 I guess you'd be amazed to hear real transducers bolted to a gazebo or deck.
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I mean I was suprized they didn't sound sh!ttier. They didn't sound good on a scale of good to bad, they were just a lot higher up on the scale than I thought they were going to be.
 
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You think bass shakers sound good? 😕 I guess you'd be amazed to hear real transducers bolted to a gazebo or deck.
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I mean I was suprized they didn't sound sh!ttier. They didn't sound good on a scale of good to bad, they were just a lot higher up on the scale than I thought they were going to be.
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meh, Logitechs make me happy. I think I'll be more than pleased with the shakers 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Kaido
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You think bass shakers sound good? 😕 I guess you'd be amazed to hear real transducers bolted to a gazebo or deck.
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I mean I was suprized they didn't sound sh!ttier. They didn't sound good on a scale of good to bad, they were just a lot higher up on the scale than I thought they were going to be.
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meh, Logitechs make me happy. I think I'll be more than pleased with the shakers 🙂
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I was talking about using them on their own with nothing else playing with the bass all the way down and the trebble all the way up. I was shocked they sounded so good playing the whole spectrum (or at leasy the part they were capable of) so well.
 
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: Kaido
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You think bass shakers sound good? 😕 I guess you'd be amazed to hear real transducers bolted to a gazebo or deck.
Click to expand...

I mean I was suprized they didn't sound sh!ttier. They didn't sound good on a scale of good to bad, they were just a lot higher up on the scale than I thought they were going to be.
Click to expand...

meh, Logitechs make me happy. I think I'll be more than pleased with the shakers 🙂
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I was talking about using them on their own with nothing else playing with the bass all the way down and the trebble all the way up. I was shocked they sounded so good playing the whole spectrum (or at leasy the part they were capable of) so well.
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oh, sorry - that was directed at ribbon13. Transducers vs. bass shakers...eh, logitechs make me happy, so why not shakers? 🙂
 
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