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    Toshiba 32C120U - CRAPPY speakers or BROKEN speakers?

    Whenever someone speaks in a deep voice or there are other generally low sounds being made, the TV seems to "rattle." I'm not sure if the speakers are CRAPPY or BROKEN. I realize TV speakers tend to be meh and the smaller, cheaper the TV, the more meh they are, so I was wondering if there was some way to "test" this out. Can someone give some advice?

    Also, does this thing just have a "right" and "left" speaker, or is there a "subwoofer" type assembly included? Testing the right and left speaker using a computer hooked up to it didn't result in the sound coming out differently, but that was just a general left and right, not a bass test. Did it just in case there was a dead giveaway-type static noise on one speaker and not the other, but nothing like that based on that test.
    Last edited by primuspaul; 12-17-2020, 10:09 PM.
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    Re: Toshiba 32C120U - CRAPPY speakers or BROKEN speakers?

    Since they have thinned down tv's so have speakers become smaller and in my opinion have little to no base sound and too much treble. I gave up a few years ago and now use a sound bar.
    Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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      Re: Toshiba 32C120U - CRAPPY speakers or BROKEN speakers?

      you cant expect much from tiny speakers,have you considered maybe running an audio out to a stereo amp and reasonable speakers? i run my living room tv on a pioneer sx1010 and some recapped cs99a's. and its great. not forgetting that there are better pioneer speakers out there

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        Re: Toshiba 32C120U - CRAPPY speakers or BROKEN speakers?

        Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
        Since they have thinned down tv's so have speakers become smaller and in my opinion have little to no base sound and too much treble. I gave up a few years ago and now use a sound bar.
        Well, "no base" sounds about like what I'm hearing, so that's reassuring. I was worried the speakers were bad. I guess they just suck from the factory. Perhaps I'll just live with it. It's bad, but not unbearable.

        I do have a sound bar I kept from a bigger broken TV I threw out. Perhaps one day I will rewire the TV to use that one. Perhaps not.

        Anyway, thanks for the info.

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