Question about Kenwood SW36HT Subwoofer
Sounds like something might be 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 other problem im unaware of?
Buy a new sub because itd be mre to fix unless you know sum one
Posted on Oct 22, 2007
Try without having the input plugged on the speaker ... to determine if the noise is coming from cable or receiver
Posted on Aug 16, 2007
That task is for a qualified tech kindly take your speaker to a qualified tech.
Posted on Mar 06, 2007
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just used a different cable; the problem isn't the cable.
Did you ever get your grille off?? cause I have the same problem and cant figure how to get it off...
I will buy the amplifier from anyone with a bad speaker, for a reasonable price.
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