Legend L800, no SDA

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  • Emlyn
    Emlyn Posts: 4,476
    I was suspecting it might have been a loose something or other inside the speaker given nothing else had changed.

    There was something I saw when the L800s were introduced about the crossovers being unusual in that all of the stereo signal went to one of the speakers and then was shared with the other side. May be misremembering that though.
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  • msg
    msg Posts: 9,994
    nooshinjohn wrote: »
    ...One of the Molex connectors worked it's way loose on the left channel...
    Glad to see you got it sorted, John - you must really be rockin' to work a molex loose! B)
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,392
    msg wrote: »
    nooshinjohn wrote: »
    ...One of the Molex connectors worked it's way loose on the left channel...
    Glad to see you got it sorted, John - you must really be rockin' to work a molex loose! B)
    I just think I did a sloppy job connecting it. When I replaced the damping material, it must have pulled loose.
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