Questions & Answers for: Behringer blown speaker

...horn i was playing at a party and the horn blew Remove blown horn speaker and take it to a electronic shop and asked them to check with special speaker meter to see the condition of speaker

...Blown? [email protected] Disconect the speakers from the amp and apply a 1.5 volt battery accross the terminals for split second. If the speaker pops then they work. And there's something up with ...

...blown speaker you will get sound but it sounds like there is an abundance of paper very loose on the speaker, so if there is no sound at all try taking the box apart if you are familiar with stuff ...

...blown speaker. To check this, do the following - Step 2:Insert headphones into jack to verify for sound there. Step 3:Unplug unit and open rear panel to reveal speakers. Step 4:Remove leads from ...

blown speaker Speaker blown and need replacement. Or advice how to repair the blown voice coil.how to remove the cone without damaging it? Your best bet here would be to contact one of these ...

amplifier blown. Where can I get a replacement amlifier. Pls tell me why you think it's blown and just watch the partsnumbers with are stuck..... easy fix, totally no need to buy a whole need amp

...speaker have spot playing. do you know what could be the problem Generally, there are two possible problems- The horn diaphragm is blown or the power amp to the horn is broken. The diaphragm being ...

...blown. To check plug a 1/4 inch or speakon into the speaker cabinet with the two bare wires exposed on the opposite end and touch with a 9volt flat battery if the driver doesn't move ir sound it's ...

...speaker is blown, or am I so lucky that this is only a fuse? The speaker may be blown, but if you're getting continual Hi-freq feedback that is not resolved by lowering the volume know, you need to ...

light is on but no speaker output? Disassemble it enough to get to the speaker to check for continuity. If it's blown, replace it, If not, the amp board is probably blown and needs to go in for repair