Cambridge Soundworks BassCube 12 Speaker "noise blown subwoofer" Questions

...blown, there is a very intense vibration and rumbling/crackling noise when bass is on. How do I take the covering from off of the subwoofer (without cutting it off) to see the speaker? Or is it some ...

...noise when power is switched on at the back of the Subwoofer. What is blown and how is it fixed. Did you ever find a solution for this problem? I have the exact same thing happening with my KLH ...

...noise when the jack is partially conneceted but goes away when fully connected. What can be the problem? Thanks, Ken One of two things may be going on. The amp has a fuse mounted on the PC board. The ...

...blown. Also the frequency control swithe is probably gone. No replacement parts available. contact KLH at 818-767-2843 i dont get bas anymore. i hook up and get a hum type of noise. when i hook up at ...

...noise when I power it up and power it down. Fuses appear OK and everything looks good on the circuit boards. Nothing appears to be burned and all wiring is secure. The speakers aren't blown. Hi, ...

...Noise stops when rca inputs are disconnected. I tried two different receivers but problem persists. Also the indicator light for the mode does not come on when switched to movie mode eventhough the ...

...noise like its blown but i know the speaker is good. any ideas are you 100% that it is not blown, have you hooked up a meter to check the speakers resitance, if it is a home sun it should be a 8ohm ...

Ive also swapped a working speaker to the SL and still no noise emitted. Ive also changed the fuse in the SW 3 pin plug and still no SW noise Thanks for your time guys. Was the fuse for the sub blown

noise this may be result of blown capacitor - have it analyzed by applying strong magnet over the inside speaker , if humming persists, then its not blown capacitor -- the capacitor stores energy, and

...just barly mostly just the rattling noise in responce to input This sounds like a blown driver (speaker). I would open it up and first check that the speaker wire is securely connected to the