Need help for my speakers!

• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 14:23

  Guys help!!! I just bgt a set of Speakers and when i play it for afew hrs. My right speaker suddenly had a very loud vibrating sound from my bass!!
  
  What happens is when i press the box of the speaker, the vibrating sound is got! I think the box becomes loose suddenly! is there a way to fix it???
• ndmmxiaomayi

  8 Feb 06, 14:27

  I got a feeling that it is spoiling soon. Exchange with the shop.
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 14:31

  OMG~ its a second hand i juz got yesterday.
  Its brand new, juz that the person is moving off, he has to sell it
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 14:37

  Anyone knows what kinda problem this is?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  8 Feb 06, 14:40

  I think is internal problem of the speaker. Bring to repair shop.
• wenyong90

  8 Feb 06, 14:58

  maybe something inside is loose...tighten it
• BaByBoY

  8 Feb 06, 14:59

  go refund la
  
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:00

  Originally posted by wenyong90:

  maybe something inside is loose...tighten it

  how to tighten it?
• yuko-ogura

  8 Feb 06, 16:01

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  how to tighten it?

  screw it?
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:16

  Originally posted by yuko-ogura:

  screw it?

  ehhhh.... dun think its possible
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:17

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  I think is internal problem of the speaker. Bring to repair shop.

  Do u know where gt cheap repair shop? SL tower?
• macjoe

  8 Feb 06, 16:26

  
  The bass speaker buffering material likely to have worn and torn.
  
• Xcert

  8 Feb 06, 16:29

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  OMG~ its a second hand i juz got yesterday.
  Its brand new, juz that the person is moving off, he has to sell it

  when u bought this 2nd hand speaker...u got the original receipt?
  
  I'll make a wild guess and assume U dun.
  then how U know its relatively brand new?
  
  
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:35

  Originally posted by macjoe:

  The bass speaker buffering material likely to have worn and torn.
  

  Look at the pic i post below... when i press on the 2 side of it... the vibration stop. Anyone know the problem?
  
  
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:37

  Originally posted by Xcert:

  when u bought this 2nd hand speaker...u got the original receipt?
  
  I'll make a wild guess and assume U dun.
  then how U know its relatively brand new?
  
  

  hmm... bgt it online from auction de. It was okay last night until juz now~
  Look brand new to me
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:38

  btw, i have a cabinet in front of the speaker, do u think it'll affect the speaker box to spilt open? or it can only affect the bass?
• skeujin

  8 Feb 06, 16:41

  actually i tink u have jus been conned by some fast talkg conmen.
  
  im serious. btw how much u paid for them?
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:43

  Originally posted by skeujin:

  actually i tink u have jus been conned by some fast talkg conmen.
  
  im serious. btw how much u paid for them?

  Er.. bgt them online~ $90 nia~ lol
• skeujin

  8 Feb 06, 16:45

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  Er.. bgt them online~ $90 nia~ lol

  well u cnt actually complain thn. chk if the front or the rear board is loose n jus squueze in some rubber sealant.
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:49

  Originally posted by skeujin:

  well u cnt actually complain thn. chk if the front or the rear board is loose n jus squueze in some rubber sealant.

  hmmm.... i'm trying to do that but...
• joeacid

  8 Feb 06, 16:54

  Originally posted by skeujin:
  
  
  well u cnt actually complain thn. chk if the front or the rear board is loose n jus squueze in some [b]rubber sealant.[/b]

  whats that?
• skeujin

  8 Feb 06, 16:57

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  whats that?

  its a rubber sealant which people use to seal gaps in surfaces n also commonly used for speaker box fabrication.
  
  available in most DIY shops. most popular is the brand selleys. get the black sealant which is easier to apply n also removable if required.
  
  note that u gota have the surfaces clean n oil free n try to force the sealant into the gap for more effectiveness.
• Xcert

  8 Feb 06, 18:03

  Originally posted by joeacid:

  hmm... bgt it online from auction de. It was okay last night until juz now~
  Look brand new to me

  pay money and learn something.
• casshern

  8 Feb 06, 18:34

  Originally posted by skeujin:

  its a rubber sealant which people use to seal gaps in surfaces n also commonly used for speaker box fabrication.
  
  available in most DIY shops. most popular is the brand selleys. get the black sealant which is easier to apply n also removable if required.
  
  note that u gota have the surfaces clean n oil free n try to force the sealant into the gap for more effectiveness.

  agree on this method. my guess will be loose materials in the speakers. try and figure it out.
  
  pull the thing apart and trouble shoot the thing, tat's what i usually do when my stuff gone kuku .
• laurence82

  8 Feb 06, 18:39

  piangz, joe
  
  why never ask me?
  
  i got two sets of speakers i wanna give out to people
  
  later msn me