When a mid-range fuse blows, it is not as noticeable as the tweeter fuse because you still hear the lower and upper ranges and some of the mid. This is especially true with the 2.7 since the tweeter and mid have identical HP filters so the tweeter "fills in". All you may notice is a drop in volume and perhaps the image moving toward the other speaker.
Hard to say what's going on since you have had a problem in both speakers, and once it was a tweeter and the other time it was a mid-range. The only thing to do is to try and reproduce the problem so you can isolate it.
Hard to say what's going on since you have had a problem in both speakers, and once it was a tweeter and the other time it was a mid-range. The only thing to do is to try and reproduce the problem so you can isolate it.
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Topic - What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - bjamz 09:06:55 02/12/12 ( 3)
- RE: What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - neolith 12:38:34 02/12/12 ( 2)
- RE: What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - bjamz 12:53:23 02/12/12 ( 1)
- RE: What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - neolith 02/13/12 15:01:38 02/13/12 ( 0)
- RE: What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - neolith 02/13/12 15:01:38 02/13/12 ( 0)
- RE: What causes the fuse to blow on Magnepan 2.7 q.r's - bjamz 12:53:23 02/12/12 ( 1)
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