Woofer rub?

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dschnelz
dschnelz Posts: 1
edited December 2004 in Troubleshooting
I purchased a used set of RTi28s. One of the woofers has a buzzing sound. I took the woofer out and examined it, and determined that the buzzing goes away when I gently press on the cone in specific areas. Possible causes seem to include:

- The voice coil may be rubbing against the inside of the magnet, possibly due the cone being uncentered in the frame.
- The voice coil may be loose from the cone assembly.
- Crud of some sort stuck inside.

Any ideas? Is there any fix for this short of replacing the woofer?
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 49,842
    edited December 2004
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    Seems like it's a voice coil problem, buy a new one and be done with it.
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  • bvette94
    bvette94 Posts: 356
    edited December 2004
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    Let me know what the woofer part number is. I might have one i can send you. I have a spare one left from a pair of rt25s. if it is the same you are welcome to it.
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  • bvette94
    bvette94 Posts: 356
    edited December 2004
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    oops I forgot it isnt the same the woofer in your rti28s is blue mine is black.it came from some rt25s not i s
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