Why is there constant noise coming from my Vexus Audio Speakers?
Constant noise, buzzing, or humming usually comes from a faulty electronic component within your amplifier, mixer, signal processing unit, source device, or line-level wiring. You should check and correct the system grounding, perform a chain check to identify noisy sources or components, and inspect the wiring for proper shielding.
What to do if Vexus Audio AP1200ABT have poor low-frequency output?
Poor low-frequency output from Vexus Audio Speakers can occur due to improper polarity. When two speakers close to each other are connected out-of-polarity, they can partially cancel each other out, especially at low frequencies. Ensure your speaker cables are identically wired and connected. Also, verify that the balanced line signal cables are correctly wired.
Why do my Vexus Audio Speakers have intermittent output?
Intermittent output from Vexus Audio Speakers is often due to poor connections. While a faulty speaker could cause this, it's more likely an issue with the output cable or connector. Check the soldering on your connectors to ensure they are secure.
Advice before use, avoiding hazards like opening housing, liquids, heat, and proper mains lead handling.
Covers connection, unplugging, storage, environmental care, cleaning, and component maintenance.
Highlights critical safety aspects like high voltages, proper usage, disposal, and environmental temperature.
Details on microphone, line inputs/outputs, and speaker output connectors on the rear panel.
Explanation of volume controls, tone control, power LED, and clip LED indicators.
Connecting SD cards and USB sticks for MP3 playback.
Description of controls for mode selection, track navigation, repeat, and play/pause.
Steps to connect a Bluetooth device, including finding 'BT-STREAM' and using password '0000'.
General| Brand | Vexus Audio |
|---|---|
| Model | AP1200ABT |
| Category | Speakers |
| Language | English |
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