My left PMO.4n unit developed woofer distortion with low bass tones. Is this repairable ? They are used for video editing, not loud music. Thanks !
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Search for the woofer for the PMO.4n and see if it makes sense to replace just that speaker. Taking another route, depending on what is actually wrong with the speaker driver, it maybe fixable. For instance, if the outer foam is split but not the cone you can likely purchase a repair kit for under $20 to fix yourself. I have done this before (not on this speaker however) and had perfect success. Lastly, its Christmas time and you can suggest a replacement speaker system as a nice gift from someone to you.
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I don't know what is particularly wrong with your left speaker. I can just admit, that the cheep Fostex PM0.4n has no protection against overloading, as for example the expensive Genelec has... Sometime, I wish to play my Fostex PM0.4n louder, but I can't. They start clipping making noticeable clicking sound.
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I don't know what is particularly wrong with your left speaker. I can just admit, that the cheep Fostex PM0.4n has no protection against overloading, as for example the expensive Genelec has...Sometime, I wish to play my Fostex PM0.4n louder, but I can't. They start clipping making noticeable clicking sound.
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is that a question or a review? I have two of these and they work great. Your issue with the bass is either your headphones or the source. The PM351 is a great unit. Something is wrong at your source.
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Probably not any rational reason to attempt a repair given the time you'd spend mucking about at the task. These are quite inexpensive speakers. Jack and wire problems aren't uncommon with small speakers and headphones if only because the very small gauge makes these parts fragile. If I were you, I'd just order a new pair and then keep that fragility aspect in mind.
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I found my set to be very balanced in sound. In my old unit, the bass distorted at high volume. This unit appears to balance the bass with the other sounds. Could your unit be defective?
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I asked Energy customer service about this. They said connect to the LEFT input of the sub only. They were very adamant that it would not degrade the sound. They explained that the Left/Right inputs are there for some (older?) receivers that have split Left/Right outputs for the subwoofer. I was going to by a Y adapter, but they convinced me there was absolutely no need.
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Unfortunately the first set I received had what was most likely a short in the left ear piece. I was hoping I was imagining it at first, but any bass and any touching of the outside of the left earpiece with your finger caused an annoying static sound. I contacted Logitech and they said they would replace them, but I've now been waiting for two weeks for them to even ship (I was told a few business days). Hoping I can get a good pair soon and actually see how they sound.
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I run a hifonics 500rms x 2 @ 2 ohms for 4 speakers and ran that for at least 5 yrs and have yet to have any issues with them. Ive overheated the amp a few times(more than likely due to poor design) but the speakers have handled it just fine and I run them hard often.Just bought a new truck and plan on installing a set in it as they have never given me issues.
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Mine, too, made a loud pop every time I turned it on. However, it was working otherwise until it lost connection to the subwoofer and started making the clicking (or popping) noise every second or so. None of my ideas for addressing the problem worked except for returning the unit to Amazon, which I am doing.
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I have tried and no, is not a good option. The frecuencies are not the same and won't have a good quality. Sounds empty. I don't know if it damages the amp because i only did it a few times just to try it out and had no damage at all but i guess that if you do it frequently surely will cause damage to the speaker.
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Hi I'm Glad you asked.. i got these and really liked them so almost instantly wrote my review. These have a really great sound but today I plug them in and the left one will not work.. i messed around with them for about thirty minutes before giving up. Keep in mind i bought my pair used. but up until they broke they worked/sounded great. my only complaint is the max volume wasnt all that loud.
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No not at all. It's possible that you have the mono setting set louder then the left. If it's not that then it's possibly a defect
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Same answer as others. Dont see the point in changing them, what you could do is buy a subwoofer that would give you an incredebly sound. Good luck!
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Hello, I connected my Dual 12" 4 ohm SVC to the amp just fine. You run the two wires from the woofer to either the right or the left pos. and neg. terminals. Tip: make sure your woofer is rated for less than 4 ohms or the amp may over heat.It ran this woofer pretty loud without distorting!Good luck!
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I have the same set, and the sub is under-powered compared to a lot of other speaker systems. However for me the bass is good with no problems, you might have received a damaged unit. The board and controls are "IN" the sub container, so they get hit by the air passing by. But I would contact Limitless Creations and see if they will replace it as a damaged unit.
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Hi Mark: I found that there is a bug in my 250 at least (it was refurbished) which makes the volume drop way off if I don't have all the equalizer settings in 'custom' set to EXACTLY FLAT. If you do that and OK it with the checkmark, on mine, suddenly the volume goes up. Sorry no idea what firmware I have.
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I havent tried that but i can tell u that SB16 had awsome sound for its price... Like how u can adjust sub and store it separate... Pretty loud and no distortion.. Am currently looking into buying another one once they go on sale... The sub is 100watts hope it answers ur question
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Did you resolve this issue? I have the same problem but in my left speaker. It seems to be the connection since I tried different cables and speakers and still the left speaker makes the buzzing sound.