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Juston Holton Posted on May 12, 2006
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Hissing in speaker

I have Alpine type-r spr-17lp speakers running on 50 rms per speaker. My front left speaker has been giving me problems in that it hisses with a high screech usually during a high pitch in a song. It also is affected very badly when someone is talking on the radio. I have had these speakers for 6 months and i would think that they would last longer than that. If u can help i would greatly appreciate it. Also if it results in buying a new speakers what do u recommend. Thanks for the help.

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I would contact http://www.simplyspeakers.com amd see if theres a repair thats feasable to do with this speaker and tell them what you got and what you wanna do and they will assist you in getting the speaker fixed or replaced with what you want and for the price you want. Good Luck

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