20 Most Recent Velodyne DD-15 Subwoofer Questions & Answers

Unless you contact the parent company its close to impossible to get that feet. But you can buy a set of four rubber feet at any hardware store and replace them all.
The feet come off when one tries to push a heavy sub like Velodyne instead of lifting it off the floor and placing them . The rubber grip is so good on the floor and when we push the top part of the Sub the feet rip off.

Already answered for DPS-12 in 2011 which suggests a fuse where the power enters, However, your manual mentions no fuse, but 'protection circuitry'. If there is a fuse, it will be inside and on a circuit board. All fuses have the rating on the end cap of glass fuses and on the side of ceramic fuses, which as also colour coded. https://velodyneacoustics.com/pdf/vx-11/VX-11Manual.pdf

Where to find fuse on velodyne vx-10b - Fixya

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Sep. 11, 2011 - where to find fuse on velodyne vx-10b - Velodyne VX-10 Subwoofer. ... in the manual shows a fuse rating of 2 amps where the power cord enters the box. ... here's a link to the owner's manual: http://velodyne.com/vx-11.html.

It sounds like you may have ripped the passive (the rubber material around the speaker that stretches when the speaker hits. If the passive is not ripped then it may be picking up static, or it could be blown. You can purchase a noise filter fairly cheap and try that.

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You need to remove 12 outer screws, then remove the amp it might be held in with gasket.

There is a repair shop Edwards Electronics they are master's at repair. They are on web and eBay.

Sounds like you will need a new amp. Please send your serial number and the complete model number if it is different and I will quote a repair. [email protected]

Replace all the greatest sized capacitors inside are deformed or leaking. can be a 6 pieces because some of them are used parrallell to get double capacity.

The loud humming could be caused by a cable on the input that is not grounded. It could also be caused by some sort of power supply failure. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_29ad5d1dd86564b0

I'd contact Velodyne directly. Check their website, velodyne.com/contacts/

It could hurt the speakers and the amp, depends on level of internal protection they were made with.