Rt800i Midrange Vibration
STUFFMD
Posts: 381
Hey Guys, Almost since I purchased my 800's I have had a vibration, which seems to come from the mids, especially in what I am using as the right speaker. I does not seem to happen in soundtracks, and in certain DVD's at only moderate levels(12 to 1 o'clock on my reciever) after they warm up. Is there possibly somthing wrong with the drivers??? or maybe the Mids are just loose. Am I voiding any warrenties on my units if I open them up to check for tightness.
Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks, Stuff
Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks, Stuff
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OnkyoTX-DS 797
NAD C270/ Mains
Mains: LSI9's
Center: Cs400i /Biwired
Rear: Fx300i
Rear Center:CS 245i
Dvd: Onkyo DVS 555
Vision RCA 36" Premiere Series
Bang & Olfsen RX Turntable
Psw 350 Front/Psw 202 rear
Kimber Cable 4TC Mains HF
Monster Originals/Center
Kimber Interconnects
Monster XP Everywhere else
PS2/Gamecube
OnkyoTX-DS 797
NAD C270/ Mains
Mains: LSI9's
Center: Cs400i /Biwired
Rear: Fx300i
Rear Center:CS 245i
Dvd: Onkyo DVS 555
Vision RCA 36" Premiere Series
Bang & Olfsen RX Turntable
Psw 350 Front/Psw 202 rear
Kimber Cable 4TC Mains HF
Monster Originals/Center
Kimber Interconnects
Monster XP Everywhere else
PS2/Gamecube
Comments
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First, 12 -1 on the dial is TOO high. Get a more powerful rec/amp, you risk clipping.
Second, if it happens after it warms up, the voicecoil could be near to overheating, expanding, and seizing (due to clipping).
Could be a bum driver also, need to swap it with the other speaker to rule out a xover issue.
Cheers,
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