My subwoofer has a bass problem, idk what's wrong with it, I always have to have my bass very low so that problem wouldn't happen, here's a video: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JTZ9ShUrcMo And here is a picture of the system: http://i60.tinypic.com/sy9y5e.jpg The problem is whenever I turn up the bass, it keeps going BRRRRR like in the video. I opened the subwoofer and all the wires are okay and no loose wirings. How do I fix that? It used to work perfectlybefore at max bass.
Subwoofer bass problem
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americanaudiophile
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If it happens without any input connection to the sub I would say that the amp in the sub is oscillating. Contact the manufacturer about repair or get it to a tech.
If the sub is inexpensive replace it.
If the sub is inexpensive replace it.
V1ctor89
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Running on bass all this time, especially at high volume, has been affecting the speaker's membrane, which degrades over time. This often happens if the speaker is low quality (bad workmanship). You should take it to a technician and get it checked and tested.
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