Sounds like my speakers are busted...is there any way i can change the speakers instead of buying a new cabinet ? Also I would like to go louder if so
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Hello, What head were you using when the speakers blew? I'm interested as I just bought the 2x10 and the 1x15. From what I understand seismic audio has replacement speakers for sale. If you take off the metal mesh type thing in the front the speakers should be able to come out after unscrewing them. I believe you can replace the speakers with any bass cabinet replacement speaker, but I would replace them with the same ohm speaker. From what I have read while researching bass cabinets is that eminence is the speaker of choice to replace blown speakers with. Just make sure you get one that's made for this purpose. A quick google search should come up with some results. Good luck! Hello, What head were you using when the speakers blew? I'm interested as I just bought the 2x10 and the 1x15. From what I understand seismic audio has replacement speakers for sale. If you take off the metal mesh type thing in the front the speakers should be able to come out after unscrewing them. I believe you can replace the speakers with any bass cabinet replacement speaker, but I would replace them with the same ohm speaker. From what I have read while researching bass cabinets is that eminence is the speaker of choice to replace blown speakers with. Just make sure you get one that's... » Read More Hello, What head were you using when the speakers blew? I'm interested as I just bought the 2x10 and the 1x15. From what I understand seismic audio has replacement speakers for sale. If you take off the metal mesh type thing in the front the speakers should be able to come out after unscrewing them. I believe you can replace the speakers with any bass cabinet replacement speaker, but I would replace them with the same ohm speaker. From what I have read while researching bass cabinets is that eminence is the speaker of choice to replace blown speakers with. Just make sure you get one that's made for this purpose. A quick google search should come up with some results. Good luck! « Show Less
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This sound is not normal. I had the same issue with both my speakers when they arrived. I was too curious to send them back, so I took out the speaker and tweeter and found a piece of wood corner brace that had came unglued. I also noticed the crossovers came loose from the inside of the enclosures and were hanging by the wires... I remounted the crossover, took out the loose corner pieces, and put the speakers back together and they woked fine. I'm still using them, and I like the way they sound, but I am disappointed in the build quality.
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It's hard to answer your question without being there. You can follow the instructions again and recynk the speakers. If that don't work hard wire each speaker, if one don't workyou may have a defective speaker.
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Yeah it sounds defective. I would suggest calling Amazon to see if you can get an exchange.
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The volume knob is on the left speaker at the bottom of the front. Turning it right turns the volume up and turning it left turns the volume down. If you are not getting any sound make sure you have them turned on via the switch on the back of the left speaker and everything connected properly, the instructions in the manual are quite clear so give it a read.
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Hugh, try it out under your condition and evaluate the result. The woofer is powerful; therefore, that cabinet perhaps will produce an unwanted sound of its own.
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The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels. best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
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This is a known problem. Apparently Klipsch will replace unit. http://www.klipsch.com/gig-tech
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try changing your center channel speaker to large(in the settings) i had my center channel on small and i had the sub level at +7,after i changed the center from small to large...WOW,i now have the sub level at 0 and it actually sounds better.....
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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.
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You would probably have to check with the manufacturer if you can find a website for them. I'm guessing they just updated the insides in some manner. All I know is that the little rig puts out some great sound. Have one driving two 30 year old three way speakers that were way to costly when new and they have never sounded so good :-)
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It is possible that your speaker is blown but there is a simple test you can perform to be sure. Switch the speaker that sounds bad to the other side of the amplifier where the speaker sounded good. If that speaker now sounds good, your problem is with the amplifier. If the speaker still sounds distorted then it's defective.
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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.
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From what I have read, better speakers would be a better investment before changing the sound card. Have a look at this forum. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/58378-6-speakers-sound-card
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Scott, I would call the manufacturer. Ours had small sound at first. I was able to resolve by unassembly and reassembly of the area v
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Dieckmann, you have not mentioned what watt are you speakers. i have the same problem too but my speakers are like 40W. i am usuing my old speakers till i get a deal on a new 80-100W speakers.so maybe if you upgrade the speaker is you have low Watt ones you will get good sound at 30-40 level.hope this helps
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You havent given me much to go on, such as what kind of speakers you are connecting, what connections and cables you are using, etc. I have this same amp and it has worked flawlessly for me for well over a year. Plenty of volume, and lots of headroom. I typically run the amp at about 60% gain and then simply control the volume via the input signal. Double check all of your connections and your input source. I highly doubt the issue is with the amp.