the problem is my original home theatre speaker (167RMS) fried up. tried repair it gets fried over and over again. now getting the same speaker of same series of sony home theatre but its power in RMS is less than my home theatres power. ( mine one is 167rms and i am getting 143rms speaker). is it good to connect it ? or it will harm my theatre or damage the speaker ? thanks
and my only one rear speaker makes this problem rest of the speakers dont get burned no matter i play at max levels.
one day my speaker stopped working. i gave it to the repair shop. they said coil was okay he did something else to fix it. but after few months speaker again stop working and started smelling ( volume was max at that time) . now again i took it to the repair shop they changed the coil. coil the put was cheap hand made coil ( guy was making coil in front of my eyes) so it again got burnt within 10 minutes.
and my only one rear speaker makes this problem rest of the speakers dont get burned no matter i play at max levels.
one day my speaker stopped working. i gave it to the repair shop. they said coil was okay he did something else to fix it. but after few months speaker again stop working and started smelling ( volume was max at that time) . now again i took it to the repair shop they changed the coil. coil the put was cheap hand made coil ( guy was making coil in front of my eyes) so it again got burnt within 10 minutes.