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Hi guys,
brand new speaker sounds not right with some music. looks like mids problems.
I would appreciate your listening to the recording and letting me know your thoughts, is the speaker blown or something loose ?
The speaker is in the rear driver side door.
Thanks!
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Hard to tell. Seems like it could be damaged or something could be loose.
What does everyone else hear?
You could try playing one speaker at a time and try to isolate it.
You could also try a sine wave generator and slowly sweep up and down in frequency until you found the problematic tone. If you do this at low or mid volumes it might tell you more things.
Sounds like something's vibrating. Maybe tinsel slap and/or excessive excursion? Using bass boost? What is the HP setting, if any? Speaker make and model? Subwoofer LP setting?
I echo Justin's suggestions to help track down and isolate the issue.
Stock non-bose regular speakers, brand new car. Bass boost in place, only certain frequencies cause this buzz, only from single speaker. All setting were put to default in the middle range. No subwoofer in the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grinder
Why not take it to the dealer and let them have a look? Is this not a warranty issue?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kroko2020
From my personal experience, it's hard to tell exactly the problems. Last month, I bought a new BOSS speaker, after installing, the sounds was not good and I heard some unwanted noises. Then, I had researched and found out that the wire/ cable was loosen in one site about auto. This page is quite useful because it lists most common problems and solutions to follow.
Hope this page meet your need.
https://gmundcars.com/car-audio-troubleshooting-guide/