Questions & Answers for: sub woofer makes loud noise

sub shot even tho it is brand new? or is it fixable? Think as an expert... Probably from my experience repairing woofers etc... the cone (1) or the spider (2) isn't well glued onto the woofer skeleton

...sub woofer. Because the switching noise is of very low frequency, this is why the sub woofer is making noise. The main speakers lack the low frequency sensitivity that the sub woofer has. This is one ...

...sub woofer wlt68 on the back. every so often the sub woofer cuts off.also the lead to the sub woofer makes a loud buzzing noise as if it is not functioning correctly. Replace the lead to the sub. ...

Sub woofer making a screaching loud noise when powered on About two seconds after powering on speakers, the sub woofer makes a loud noise that sounds like the emergency broadcast service?? The pop ...

...sub woofer is making a buzz sound or a mid frequency signal noise when it's turned on. Regardless if it's connected to an audio source, or if the sub's volume is at minimum or maximum... I already ...

...of the receiver an the other end to a screw on the sub or into one of the high output terminals on the woofer if it has them an this will take that humming sound right away but the cable is around ...

...woofer is very close to you, relocate it further away. The reason being is that the lower the frequency the larger the wave form. The lowest waveforms will become louder. 2 Adjust the high frequency ...

Sub woofer usually very sensitive. If your audio input not connected, do you still hear humming noise? in actual you should not hear such noise, unless volume at max then it is possible to hear little

...loud thumping sound After the woofer has been on for a few minutes, it begins to make a loud thumping noise that continues until I shut it off. If I let it go, it seems to continue for a few minutes, ...

sub-woofer). figure out your amps ohm load handling and does your amp run hot (1,2 or 4 ohm stable some are even less like 0.5 or lower) i would run at a 1 or 2 ohm load as that is usually standard on