posted by cattaand on Apr 19, 2008
One of the two stereo speakers gives a hissing sound. The other one does not. I exchanged the cables between the two and the problem remains. The speaker is 15 years old but worked very well until now.
Comment by cattaand, posted on Apr 19, 2008
thanks. you mean I better take it to somebody that knows what he is doing and has the right tools. Can you give me a pointer ?
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posted on Apr 19, 2008
if you already switch the speakers to make sure that is NOT the receiver , then theres two things , check the TWEETER or check the capacitor or Crossover inside the speaker box , you gonna need a multimeter for this task . hope it helps
Comment by JULIANFIX, posted on Apr 19, 2008
ok, I suggest to take it to an authorized audio specialist , and also who carries the BRAND ONKYO , dont let them replace any part with some generic one , you have a HIGH END speaker and it should be treated like one for sound quality. try the yellow pages for this information eg. SONY , YAMAHA , BOSE , ONKYO . . . .
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