All of a sudden my speaker sounds like it's an old transistor radio. The sound changed for no apparent reason. What happened?
1302203
A speaker can sound like that if it blows out. Blow outs usually come from excessively loud volume over time. This may or may not be the reason. Check your warranty dates.
1302204
It may be that the speaker(s) blew out from long term use or long term use at a high volume. Mine haven't done that but you may want to contact the manufacturer to check on the warranty details. I hope this helps. :)
1150826
The only thing I can think of is the speakers battery is running low. Could also be a Bluetooth comparability issue if you have an older generation iPod.
2051312
Okay, question? Why do this portable of Sega Genesis audio sound weird and odd when the music and sounded low pitched on speaker?
868116
Try changing the ground cable to a thicker one nd ground it to the chasis. Nd chek ur speaker wires. In and out the box.
459581
Hi! It's hard to answer... but you can do some troubleshooting. for example, if you change the channel (left and roght) behind the player and the buzz change to other speaker, probably the problem is in your player.. if the buzz don't change maybe your amplifier is the problem. Try to reset all the connections... try to use some electrical contact cleanner (with alchool). check the cables in the arm and needle, but be carefull there because it is very fragile. good luck!
527151
Maybe the speaker is defective, because the one's I bought didn't make any noises.
1411143
Maybe a phone setting or you got a defective radio, I have BT phone calls that work thru me speakers and I also have an aftermarket amp.
1475365
Mine made the same sound. I replaced the actuator and it fixed the problem.
1413492
I've had some serious static issues coming from the left speaker, the speaker with no controls. It's loud; sounds like thunder. I've isolated the sound system; no inputs, nothing else plugged in around it, and yet it still has the loud static. It's terrible. I can't figure out the source. I've had the unit 2 years; I think I'll be throwing it away.
329093
To be honest, it's way to old of a system to find parts. I had a rear speaker go out with a blinking light and luckily found a post online of somebody having the same issue. Blown capacitor. Mine is still going but when it goes, it's gone for good. Great system though.
1514616
Are you sure that you've installed the unit correctly? Inputs connected to inputs, and outputs connected to outputs? Additionally, have you verified that the impedance switches are set correctly? Lastly, have you removed the volume control, bridges the speaker wires, to eliminate a fault in the cables or speakers? If you've tried all this, and still experience trouble, I'd say it's possible that you may have a faulty unit..
2030410
Hi,That did happen to me once.I think I had the subwoofer plugged in wrong.Take off all the wires and plug them all back in.Good luck!
1537517
Same thing happened to mine. There is no way to fix the issue except returning it or sending back to Pioneer
648433
Sorry Emily I don't know. I purchased the same speaker and noticed the same problem especially when its at low volume. Many people seem to be experiencing the same issues but no answers as of yet how to fix the static.
1186366
The aux cable is a good answer. But if that is not the problem, then take it back now. Clearly defective. If you switched speakers, then it's not the speakers. Take it back.
926471
Just make sure you are plugged into a sub out port on your receiver i.e. bypassing the amplifier. Also swap the cable with any old cable to see if you hear anything. If that doesn't work you may have a dud sub-out port or a dud sub. If you do, I would recommend getting a replacement because I have had this sub for 6 months and it is fantastic for the price. Good luck!
616928
the same thing has been happening to me. I think it may have something to do with the slight spark and pop that occured when I attempted to connect my speaker wire while the unit was on.