esl 63 speaker problem

brobarrie · 9th July 2007, 02:33 AM

Hi im new to esl`s and seem to have a little problem with one of the speakers... when standing idle and when playing music i cam hear a light thump simular to a light tap on the bass drum if you know what i mean... i dont think its panel dammage or i hope not
its the same with the speaker cable out

cheers in advance any advice will help

barrie

I_Forgot · 10th July 2007, 02:04 PM

You have a torn diaphragm, or rather, your speaker has. The noise you hear occurs when the diaphragm pulls to one side and sticks to a stator, often accompanied by hissing and squealing. The cure is to replace the diaphragm.

I_F

9th July 2007, 02:33 AM	#1
brobarrie diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: middlesbrough	esl 63 speaker problem Hi im new to esl`s and seem to have a little problem with one of the speakers... when standing idle and when playing music i cam hear a light thump simular to a light tap on the bass drum if you know what i mean... i dont think its panel dammage or i hope not its the same with the speaker cable out cheers in advance any advice will help barrie __________________ hifi-nut

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10th July 2007, 02:04 PM	#2
I_Forgot diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Phoenix, Az.	You have a torn diaphragm, or rather, your speaker has. The noise you hear occurs when the diaphragm pulls to one side and sticks to a stator, often accompanied by hissing and squealing. The cure is to replace the diaphragm. I_F

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