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• Re: HDTV built in speakers Tech 01:49:48 03/18/01 (5)
  In Reply to: HDTV built in speakers posted by wheezer on March 18, 2001 at 01:41:49:

  The newer the TV the worse the speakers inside of it. That is the rule. Yes, if you use your TV for sound, you should replace it's speakers. Just check for impedance.
  
  

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  • Unless you own a Loewe...then the rule does not apply ChuckMoe 15:11:30 03/19/01 (0)
    In Reply to: Re: HDTV built in speakers posted by Tech on March 18, 2001 at 01:49:48:

    as the Loewe's have the best sounding tv speakers I've ever heard. I rarely use 'em, but when I do, I'm amazed at how well they sound.

    Peace
    
    

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  • Re: HDTV built in speakers wheezer 01:59:17 03/18/01 (3)
    In Reply to: Re: HDTV built in speakers posted by Tech on March 18, 2001 at 01:49:48:

    Just checking to make sure and thanks. They are coming out tomorrow and will be replaced after determining impedence.
    Thanks
    Mitch
    
    

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    • Re: HDTV built in speakers kotches 10:38:50 03/18/01 (2)
      In Reply to: Re: HDTV built in speakers posted by wheezer on March 18, 2001 at 01:59:17:

      I'm pretty sure that removing the speakers, and replacing them will invalidate your warranty.

      If something goes wrong, do you really want to be in that position with a $2500+ purchase?

      Regards,

      
      
      

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      • Re: HDTV built in speakers wheezer 10:46:26 03/18/01 (1)
        In Reply to: Re: HDTV built in speakers posted by kotches on March 18, 2001 at 10:38:50:

        THe replecement speakers would be a retro-fit. Pop out and pop in. No intention on cutting any bigger holes. No one is the wiser,except for me and my ears.
        I plan to take one with me today to line it up and buy a pair. Keep you posted how it sounds.
        
        

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        • Hold on there!! Bob Samuelson 14:50:46 03/19/01 (0)
          In Reply to: Re: HDTV built in speakers posted by wheezer on March 18, 2001 at 10:46:26:

          Those speakers in your TV are magnetically sheilded so they don't screw up your picture. They are either in a cavity that is shielded or the speakers themselves have bucking magnets. If the cavity is shielded it may not be shielded enough for a more powerful magnet. Car speakers, even if they are the right impedence, won't have bucking magnets. You paid a lot of money for a high def. picture and you'd be running a big risk of screwing it up. Don't you have a DD5.1 set up with all external speakers?
          
          

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