Distorted, clipping or crackling
sound
Connected device is transferring a
distorted signal
Check if any of the connected
source devices are transferring a
distorted signal and turn down the
volume on the offending device if
necessary.
Volume control is too loud Turn the volume down
The tone controls for treble and/or
bass are too high or too low.
Turn the tone controls back to 12
o'clock and listen to hear if clipping
is still audible.
Woofer or tweeter is defective If a speaker is exposed to a loud,
distorted, or clipped signal for a
longer period of time, this can
cause permanent damage to its
internal components. If you
suspect that the woofer or tweeter
is damaged, contact your local
dealer for assistance.
Sound is dull Tweeter is defective Turn the speaker to an appropriate
volume (ensure that it's not too
loud) so that you can listen directly
to the tweeter with it close to your
ear. If the tweeter is not
responding it is probably defective
and you should contact your
dealer for assistance.
Incorrect EQ settings Make sure one of the EQ controls
has not been set extremely high or
extremely low and set it to a
neutral position if possible.
The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice.
Version:
1.0
Date of creation and author's initials:15-07-2019 RV Revision date and author's initials: -
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