I'm trying to find speakers for a teac TD X250i and I havent a clue what to look for, just looking for a basic set

[Helenr]

Speakers for Teac x250i

 

[americanaudiophile]

That unit puts out about 5 watts per channel which is too low for many speakers. The original speakers are 4 ohms so get 4 ohm speakers. High efficiency (90 db for 1 watt or more) and 4 ohms speakers would be what you want.

 

[Helenr]

That unit puts out about 5 watts per channel which is too low for many speakers. The original speakers are 4 ohms so get 4 ohm speakers. High efficiency (90 db for 1 watt or more) and 4 ohms speakers would be what you want.

 

[Helenr]

That unit puts out about 5 watts per channel which is too low for many speakers. The original speakers are 4 ohms so get 4 ohm speakers. High efficiency (90 db for 1 watt or more) and 4 ohms speakers would be what you want.

 

[Helenr]

Thanks for your answer and I'm now getting a better understanding... That's said I'm a complete novice, can you recommend a make or narrow down a type... This is turning out to be more complicated than I anticipated!!!

 

[Alabalcho]

Looking at that micro-HiFi system, speakers (left, right) are connected to the sub-woofer (powered), which in turn is connected to the main unit. Are you sure it's the speakers problem?

 

[americanaudiophile]

http://www.teac.com/product/ls-h70a/specifications/
You could use just about any speakers from a mini system like the Teac. Since the electronics break much more often than the speakers you can find used ones on ebay, craigslist, or thrift shops for very little money.