Wharfedale Diamond 8.4 Main / Stereo Speaker - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Do you mean "Modus 13"?

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Put the jumpers back in as shown. Hook your speaker leads to either top or bottom. The entire array of drivers will be active.

Make your receiver aware they are LARGE for the purposes of bass reproduction so some bass will get out to them. FYI, many AVR's will only allow Large Rear speaker selection if you also have Large Fronts. Refer to the manual(s).

Hi,

These speakers are 3-way there are 2 woofers and 1 tweeter per speaker. Here are the technical specifications of each speaker:

Two 6.5-inch Kevlar woofers and 1-inch silk-dome tweeter per speaker
86 dB sensitivity
20 to 150 watts recommended power (per channel)
6 ohms impedance
30 to 20,000 Hz frequency response

Please rate my answer if this helps.

Many thanks,

Chris

With some speaker cabinets, the manufacturer will put some form of adhesive to seal the speaker to the cabinet so there's no space between them. I've often found that all it takes is to use a thin bladed flat screwdriver and insert it gently between the speaker frame and the cabinet to break the seal and free the speaker. You may need to tap the screwdriver in a bit, then twist it, but if you find you must use a lot of force, this may not be the solution for you. Please rate my answer, thanks.

No - sounds like the speaker/ cross over is faulty - I assume there are only one set of connections on the back - on some speakers you have 4 connections for dual wiring - and you usually bridge those out Play a piece of music with some drumming in it and you should see the midrange move a lot Just to make sure there is not a problme with the Amp - swap the speakers around - so you have a left speaker and a right speaker connected physically move the left speaker over to the rightside and connect to right side cables - and the right speaker to the left side and connect to left cables Now if the problem goes over to the other side - its the speaker thats fault if it stays on the sam side - its the amp

Ciao Antonio, per prima cosa scollega il segnale audio che entra nel subwoofer, verifica che abbia il volume a zero, se il rumore continua, ha problemi di rumore dall'alimentatore, Se il rumore scompare, sostituire il cavo audio che fornisce il segnale al subwoofer Hola Antonio, primero desconecte la se?al de audio que ingresa al Subwoofer, verifique que tenga el volumen en cero, si el ruido continua, tiene problemas de ruido por la fuente de alimentaci?n, Si el ruido desaparece, reemplace el cable de audio que le entrega se?al al subwoofer

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Blown amp on sub woofer.

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Is the speaker getting power from the amp? Try another wire and or speaker to pinpoint the problem. If another speaker works then there is something wrong with your receiver.

Each of the five satellite speakers connect directly to an AV Receiver that you buy a separate device. Here's the back of the sub. The sub either connects to the LFE Sub Out from the receiver to the white RCA/Phono Left Input. Or you can use speaker connection cables, AV Receiver front L & R to Speaker Level Inputs, and then Speaker Level Outputs to the front satellite speakers.

Does a different speaker work with your amplifier........?

Carl, On the face of it, this suggestion probably seems rubbish, however, drop Wilmslow Audio a line. Although they're in the UK (I'm assuming you're in Australia, unless it's the Melbourne in South Derbyshire!), they carry a massive stock of spares and parts for a wide range of manufacturers. See what they say. They'll give you a price as well if they have it. Might not be cheap, but at least they'll know if they're still made. The other option is to scour Ebay and/or Gumtree (if you have the latter in Oz). Craigslist is another, but I think new old stock would be the way to go if you can get them, else you're potentially at risk of being back where you started with an older set after a short while. Hope that helps.

see if you blew a fuse in your amplifier

might be a blown channel in the amplifier

Hi I think you mean `steel` pipe, from memory there`s a large nut on the end, if (and it`s a big IF) you can undo that nut I think there is a small rubber seal on the end of that pipe, it may be your problem good luck regards, doug

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where did u buy your ibar from i have one and its broke need to no where you can buy them

If google and manufacturer website are of no help then ask a search agency like manualfox.com - They find you every manual. The service is not for free, but often worthy (you only pay if they find what you are asking for).

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