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I hope this is the right forum for this, if not please forgive. Is my sub driver going out or is it time to replace my sub?
While playing DieHard 5 at -25dB below reference, I noticed really load port noise coming from my Left PB-10 NSD. At first I thought something was vibrating in my room, but when I got out of my seat I discovered the noise was my sub.
I'm running 2 PB10s in my front soundstage. So I took off the front grills and played the scene (John McClain's son gets off bus in front of courthouse) and watched the driver. The driver in my left sub was jumping all over the place, while the driver in the right sub was moving,but nowhere near as much.
I recorded a video of it so you can watch You'll hear the noise I'm talking about clearly in the video. I've had this. I'm hoping anyone with experience with this can help me out with next steps.
https://picasaweb.google.com/michael.pompey/Svs_pb10_port_noise?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCIe4koj0wKL5hwE&feat=directlink
While playing DieHard 5 at -25dB below reference, I noticed really load port noise coming from my Left PB-10 NSD. At first I thought something was vibrating in my room, but when I got out of my seat I discovered the noise was my sub.
I'm running 2 PB10s in my front soundstage. So I took off the front grills and played the scene (John McClain's son gets off bus in front of courthouse) and watched the driver. The driver in my left sub was jumping all over the place, while the driver in the right sub was moving,but nowhere near as much.
I recorded a video of it so you can watch You'll hear the noise I'm talking about clearly in the video. I've had this. I'm hoping anyone with experience with this can help me out with next steps.
https://picasaweb.google.com/michael.pompey/Svs_pb10_port_noise?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCIe4koj0wKL5hwE&feat=directlink