20 Most Recent Gem Sound TR-150 Speaker Questions & Answers

Did you actually mean "all speakers... AREN'T working" except some tweeters? Crossovers don't protect the woofers. If crossover die all speakers they protect go silent due to loss of signal. Excess volume or distortion kills speakers and not always linearly.

If you said it wrong and some tweeters work, I'd suspect the latter above...

You (or we) could guess or you could take out one tweeter at a time and swap it with a (presumed) working one or just emasure it for dead short or open with an ohmmeter. If the tweeters check out and work elsewhere the problem would likely be within the cabinet.

No, these are passive speakers that need to be driven by a power amplifier

I think you posted in the wrong area.

I don't see what problem you are having. Please specify.

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You will need a line level input to the amp for that to work. Use an aux in or an unused input from a cd player as an input. Phono inputs are never used for anything else than a phono input.

The calibration is most sensitive to the stylus/cartridge installed not the actual turntable.. The included web sight will walk you through the process. How To Calibrate Your Turntable For the Best Possible Sound these charts are examples of the down force for different cartridges!

The manufacturers website else any third party repository contributed by individuals

You should consider posting in the correct area!

You should consider posting in the correct area!

Same size that are already fitted.

Trust your ears.

Fuses blow when there's an overload. This is generally caused by a semiconductor acting as if was a piece of wire. You should look to the devices located on the big heat sink. If they are transistors a multimeter will show it quick. For on the ohms scale test leads across the terminals of each faulty transistor will be just like you had touched the two leads together!