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Audible resonance or
vibrations
Distorted, clipping, crackling
sound
The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice.
Version 1.0
Date of creation and author's initials:21-07-2020 RV
Speakers not isolated from
surfaces
Source device is transferring a
distorted signal
Volume control is too loud
Woofer is defective
connect all of your studio equipment to the
same power group with no other devices
attached. If this is not possible, experiment
by connecting your devices to different
power groups to see if that solves the
interference problem.
When your speaker is placed on a surface
like a desk or a monitor stand, it should be
isolated to prevent audible resonance or
vibrations. Monitor isolation pads are the
best solution for this.
Check if any of the connected source
devices is transferring a distorted signal and
turn down the volume on the device if
necessary.
Turn the volume down
If a subwoofer is exposed to a loud,
distorted, or clipped signal for a longer
period of time, this can cause permanent
damage to its internal components. If you
suspect that the woofer is damaged, contact
your local retailer for assistance.
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