RCA speakers help set the industry standard in sound reproduction. Powerful woofers, strong midrange drivers and clear, crisp tweeters produce the sound that you expect from a high-fidelity speaker system. When parts break in your RCA speaker system, count on Sears PartsDirect to have the replacement parts you need to fix the problem.
Troubleshooting the stereo system when your RCA speakers won't play
Check the output settings on your receiver's control panel first. Make sure that you have the correct speaker output selected. Adjust the audio output settings if necessary.
Check to see if you have the headphones plugged into the headphone jack. Unplug the headphones to play the speakers if you find the headphones plugged into the headphone jack.
Check the speaker wire connections. Make sure that speaker wires are plugged fully into the speaker jacks on the back of the receiver. Make sure that the speaker wires are securely connected to the speakers. Reconnect any loose wiring connection.
Check speaker wires for damage. Repair or replace any damaged speaker wire.
Types of loudspeaker drivers used in RCA speaker systems
Sub-woofer. The sub-woofer reproduces sound in the lowest frequency ranges typically from 20Hz – 200Hz.
Woofer. The woofer reproduces sound from low ranges around 50Hz – 1kHz.
Midrange driver. The midrange driver reproduces sound in the middle range of the audible sound spectrum from around 300Hz to about 5kHz.
Tweeters. Tweeters reproduce the clear, crisp high frequency sounds above 2kHz up to around 20kHz.
