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In Reply to: Why are there Seismic Booms from my sub woofers? posted by amioutaline? on July 23, 2012 at 16:25:33:
My Dayton plate amp (before it failed from a turn on thump) seemed to do what you are describing. Noise from light switches making or breaking in the house would turn the amp on. I went to a Qsc amp for woofer duty have had zero issues since. Well, all my audio is fed off of balanced transformers now also...JH
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Follow Ups
- RE: Why are there Seismic Booms from my sub woofers? - hennfarm 19:31:47 07/23/12 (7)
- Wonder if anyone used an Ultra-Isolator so solve this problem? (n/t) - FenderLover 05:47:49 07/24/12 (6)
- RE:Like this? - amioutaline? 10:40:23 07/24/12 (5)
- not to damp the atmosphere but......... - richardl 11:40:09 07/24/12 (4)
- RE: not to damp the atmosphere but......... - xaudiomanx 04:23:16 07/25/12 (3)
- RE: Not the mains - amioutaline? 04:36:12 07/25/12 (2)
- RE: Not the mains - hennfarm 21:25:24 07/25/12 (1)
- RE:It's not good to be Green? - amioutaline? 04:19:55 07/26/12 (0)
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