Please help!!!
LiveMike
Posts: 4
Hey everyone,
I purchased the RT 5000 about 10 years ago and the subs in the left tower keeps bottoming out. I had new drivers sent to Me and I still have the same problem. I have switched out the subs from the right tower to the left and I still am having this problem.
Can someone please explain to me what I need to do to fix these? Your help would be much appreciated, I just want my babies back!!!
Thanks in advance
I purchased the RT 5000 about 10 years ago and the subs in the left tower keeps bottoming out. I had new drivers sent to Me and I still have the same problem. I have switched out the subs from the right tower to the left and I still am having this problem.
Can someone please explain to me what I need to do to fix these? Your help would be much appreciated, I just want my babies back!!!
Thanks in advance
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What does "keeps bottoming out" mean?If you can't hear a difference, don't waste your money.
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I meant they sound like are blown, but they are not.
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Is the driver bottoming out at the end of it's travel an making a knocking or thumping sound? If so the cabinet seal may be at fault and not the driver. I'm not familiar with that speaker but I'm guessing it needs a sealed cabinet to dampen the movement of the driver to help prevent the driver from reaching the end of it's travel at high volume settings.
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And you are using the stock mw8500 drivers?
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Yes it's the mw8500 drivers.
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Would it be correct to assume that the problem lies in the amp assembly?
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check the spiders of those woofers. I know early SRT woofers had this issue.