Hey guys, I am trying to unscrew a 1" driver from a horn in my garage but I guess the coldness in there has it frozen maybe. I don't want to tap the driver, is there any SAFE way to loosen it please?
As long as the horn is mounted solidly..... you can use a strap wrench to loosen it.
Don't hit it as you can crack the magnet.
Put a little bit of never seize on the threads once you get it off.
On higher end and pro audio equipment..... the driver screws into the horn.
Typically throat size is 1". Some go up to 2".
"The part that makes noise" is a pretty good definition of "driver."
Here it would be the cylindrical part.
The horn provides additional amplification of the sound.
Some folks call the driver the "speaker" or "loudspeaker" itself. The cabinet or enclosure particularly if it contained more than one driver and/or some electronics, would be called a "speaker system."
Hi I have a decent pair of Sony headphones I use to watch TV at night while my parents are asleep. They no longer play audio out of the right speaker; I suspect a broken circuit somewhere. Does that sound correct? Can somebody give me some guidance on how to repair them?
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[color=#383a3b]Yesterday on Netflix and Prime I started having issues with audio sync. No issues with audio sync on Sling or YTTV. I checked another TV in another part of the house, same issue. [/color]
[color=#383a3b]I searched for fixes and they all suggested playing with the Audio Sync tool on the TV's (didn't help) and checking HDMI cables (none are used)[/color]
[color=#383a3b] Funny thing is I can watch Prime or Netflix on my PC with no issue.[/color]
[color=#383a3b]Any suggestions much appreciated.[/color]Read More
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