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In Reply to: Do you mean that the volume level control is unstable? (nt posted by genungo on September 15, 2016 at 06:15:00:
Not unstable. Its hard to describe. The bass, which used to be perfectly matched to the rest of the speaker array (that's what they call it) is now either not there or loud and bloated. At first I thought the kids had gone back there and cranked it to watch a movie, but I saw that both the LFE volume and the regular low end volume were right where they are supposed to be. I turned it down and it remained loud and bloaty until I turned it all the way down. Then it was, of course, off.
The slightest tic of the volume knob up makes it immediately too loud. It sounds like I bought a cheap Bazooka car sub and cranked it all the way.
By contrast, the sub in the other speaker sounds just great still.
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- RE: Do you mean that the volume level control is unstable? (nt - MannyE 07:14:56 09/15/16 (2)
- RE: Do you mean that the volume level control is unstable? - genungo 07:37:31 09/15/16 (1)
- RE: Do you mean that the volume level control is unstable? - MannyE 07:44:53 09/15/16 (0)
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