Recently my 6x9's make a buzzing sound when on, i still get perfect audio through them but the buzzing is annoyin n not sure if its serious?
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Ash on 06/5/2008 08:12:33
Give the full low down on what exactly you are runnning and the type of vehicle it's in. It's possible it could be engine whine, panel vibration, tinsel lead slapping the cone, debris on the cone or in the coil, or a scrubbing coil (damaged).
Does it do it with the car off and the ignition in the acc position as well?
Say more and maybe someone can further diagnose what's the problem.
Ash
nick_welsman on 06/5/2008 09:08:50
JBL 6x9 300w, fli 900 watt 4 channel amp, 1200w 10" kenwood sub, 1.6i 16v escort. it happens all the time even when car off but still playin music.
swez on 06/5/2008 17:59:48
A "known good" test speaker might be helpful here to determine if the hum is from the the amp or there's a mechanical problem in that speaker/mounting situation.
If you hear the noise in the test speaker, it's an electrical/signal problem.
If there is no noise in the test speaker, then the exsisting speaker needs to be removed and have a closer look.
Swez
Replies (3)
Ash on 06/5/2008 08:12:33
Give the full low down on what exactly you are runnning and the type of vehicle it's in. It's possible it could be engine whine, panel vibration, tinsel lead slapping the cone, debris on the cone or in the coil, or a scrubbing coil (damaged).
Does it do it with the car off and the ignition in the acc position as well?
Say more and maybe someone can further diagnose what's the problem.
Ash
nick_welsman on 06/5/2008 09:08:50
JBL 6x9 300w, fli 900 watt 4 channel amp, 1200w 10" kenwood sub, 1.6i 16v escort. it happens all the time even when car off but still playin music.
swez on 06/5/2008 17:59:48
A "known good" test speaker might be helpful here to determine if the hum is from the the amp or there's a mechanical problem in that speaker/mounting situation.
If you hear the noise in the test speaker, it's an electrical/signal problem.
If there is no noise in the test speaker, then the exsisting speaker needs to be removed and have a closer look.
Swez
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