Can these be replaced. The subwoofer started making a huge static noise, and i am getting bass only from the noise.

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Jacuzz1 · Accepted Answer

Make sure that your system volume is set to 70 percent before powering on the speakers per the instructions. This will eliminate the problem. These are very efficient speakers.

stocktrader · Answer

Houston we have a problem. Sounds like you blew the thing.

Wolf · Answer

You blew out the subwoofer and will need to purchase the whole system again. I did this after using my set for 10 years.

Luke · Answer

No I don't think you can swap it with any other subs

Timsm80 · Answer

Yes you'll need a 4ohm 100-150 watt sub. I replaced mine the factory paper sub is garbage.

Avery · Answer

Sounds like the jack isn't plugged in all the way or has a short, guessing it sounds like if u touched the plug to your hand with it on? That sound?

sabre12349 · Answer

Try uninstalling your motherboard sound. It is probably in conflict with your sound card driver. Also try switching the power cords to each speaker to and from the subwoofer.

Goatman · Answer

The main harness to the subwoofer is crystallized. Wiggle it until the other two starts playing or replace it.

russ · Answer

Before you replace anything, try plugging the unit into a different audio source to rule out a sound card or connection. If the same is present, then there's a poss. of a simple component failure. Capacitors are easily replaced. Or, a cable may have developed a ground loop.

Answered by russ 9 years ago

mycrowave · Answer

This sounds like the sub-woofer is blown.

“Can these be replaced. The subwoofer started making a huge static noise, and i am getting bass only from the noise.”

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