Replacing RM Series II Speakers
Spadeleader
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I've blown up my last pair of RM Series II Speakers. This time one of the kids sat on the volume control until it went to "10", but I have to admit I've done it twice before. My center channel speaker has never had any issues, but the 2 satellites seem to go too quick.
I'm cheap, but I'm using them for my Home Theatre and don't want them to blow up again (even if I want to shake the neighbor's windows).
Any thoughts on replacements? Can I get away with the RM6801/RM101s or RM6901/RM201s or should I look at something else.
Thank you for you help,
Chris
I'm cheap, but I'm using them for my Home Theatre and don't want them to blow up again (even if I want to shake the neighbor's windows).
Any thoughts on replacements? Can I get away with the RM6801/RM101s or RM6901/RM201s or should I look at something else.
Thank you for you help,
Chris
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My first question to you is: what are you powering the speakers with? The most frequent cause of blown speakers is too little power in the amp.:( When the volume is turned up, the amp goes into clipping, driving the speakers w/ square waves and lots of harmonic distortion--often accompanied by an acrid smell or even smoke coming from the poor speakers.:eek: Bigger speakers will not sove that problem, just get you larger repair bills when you destroy your expensive speakers.:mad:
Cheers, JimA day without music is like a day without food. -
Thanks Jim. I'll check my amp and let you know what I find. I got called away on a business trip so it will have to wait till this weekend.