Speakers produce uneven sound.
We have a 2014 Fleetwood Shamrock 233 S. LOVE this camper, but curiously the stereo system has switches to turn speakers on and off. One does one inside, another does the other inside and the last t...
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ddndoug wrote:
KenFecher - Do you have the name and model number of the speakers involved? Based on that information, we may be able to suggest some speakers to help balance you out. Personally I'm a huge fan of JBL marine speakers and Polk Audio marine rated. Both are very efficient with sensitivity levels of 91 db and 92 db respectively.
Doug
I have not been able to climb up and look at the speakers, or pull them to see make, model, watts, ohms etc. At first thought it was a wiring issue. That has been checked, and fixed for that matter. Fleetwood had it wired so that each inside speaker was wired individually to Speaker A on/off and Speaker B on/off, but each to the left side output of a connection set for left and right output. I suddenly have stereo inside with much richer sound. :)
I said in another response, I actually like that the speakers are cheapies. I'm not looking for power and hi-fidelity, I'm looking for balance so that one master volume control doesn't control inside and out because of the insane imbalance.
Thanks for the information. I like getting all the input I can.
