New Speaker help

[Daniel_12]

My old right speaker started making static noises so Im planing to get a new speaker. Will any speaker go into any bass?

 

[R_1]

Which speakers are you referring to?
if you wish to open the old speaker and replace the cone (the speaker and magnet), you will need one that has the same size, wattage and impedence (ohms rating). if old speaker is sheilded you will want a sheilded new one. Magnetically speaking.
the ohms being the most cricial, you may use a higher wattage speaker if that is all you can find (within reason) but the ohms must match or you can damage the entire speaker set.
"Will any speaker go into any bass? " please clarify.

 

[Daniel_12]

Which speakers are you referring to?
if you wish to open the old speaker and replace the cone (the speaker and magnet), you will need one that has the same size, wattage and impedence (ohms rating). if old speaker is sheilded you will want a sheilded new one. Magnetically speaking.
the ohms being the most cricial, you may use a higher wattage speaker if that is all you can find (within reason) but the ohms must match or you can damage the entire speaker set.
"Will any speaker go into any bass? " please clarify.

I want to replace my current speakers, but i dont know if any new speaker is compatible with my subwolfer.

 

[R_1]

ok. gotcha now. what subwoofer do you have?

 

[Daniel_12]

ok. gotcha now. what subwoofer do you have?

Gigaware 42W 2.1 Multimedia Speakers.

 

[R_1]

From the pictures I found. both the left and right speakers connect to the subwoofer (purple plug), the subwoofer houses the AMP and connects to the volume dongle, the subwoofer connects to the source (green plug).
since the subwoofer is the amp and volume control any unpowered speakers with a 1/8th inch plug will work. provided the impedence and wattage match)
you can replace them, but you'd have to do surgery on the old ones and get the impedence and wattage of each unit. then find speakers unpowered in their own case, and wire them via 1/8th inch adaptor to the subwoofer.
While it can be done it will take work and time. there are no plug and fit replacements for that system.