Lsi25 left speaker problem
I recently purchased a set of Lsi25's off of Audiogon, and they worked perfectly for about a month. Now, the right speaker works perfectly, but the left speaker sounds muted and distant compared to the right one. The subwoofer still works perfectly though; I have an LFE feed going into both speakers. I have tried using multiple amps, different sources, and different cables, but all give the same result of the right speaker performing as only an Lsi could, and the left sounding pretty crummy.
I'm pretty convinced that the left speaker is busted, but I don't know exactly the best way to go about getting it fixed. Could it be the crossovers? Would that be an easy fix? I would appreciate any input you guys can provide.
I'm pretty convinced that the left speaker is busted, but I don't know exactly the best way to go about getting it fixed. Could it be the crossovers? Would that be an easy fix? I would appreciate any input you guys can provide.
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I recently purchased a set of Lsi25's off of Audiogon, and they worked perfectly for about a month. Now, the right speaker works perfectly, but the left speaker sounds muted and distant compared to the right one. The subwoofer still works perfectly though; I have an LFE feed going into both speakers. I have tried using multiple amps, different sources, and different cables, but all give the same result of the right speaker performing as only an Lsi could, and the left sounding pretty crummy.
I'm pretty convinced that the left speaker is busted, but I don't know exactly the best way to go about getting it fixed. Could it be the crossovers? Would that be an easy fix? I would appreciate any input you guys can provide.
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73233 -
I found what I needed.
http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38755
For all those who are interested in the schematics for Polk speakers.
