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hi,
just want to share my (most recent) concern... got new sound processor and during setup while listening to sound levels I noticed quite a difference in tones between left and right channel. I then turned off EQ in processor, downloaded tone generator and found that tweeters (in area 10K+) do sound identical but woofers, say, at 130Hz and at 1000Hz do show a bit of difference. If I give then a sinus signal difference is subtle, but at wiz-saw signal it is very noticable. Pink noice also sound different.
Speakers are not new, of course. So, is it something normal for such things to develop or should I proceed to repair? What I generally wonder about - in case if I DO proceed with repairs - how much can it possibly cost and what is it there to be repaired? Crossovers? Or woofers itself should be replaced, both of them? It will probably be close to the price of a whole speaker, right?
just want to share my (most recent) concern... got new sound processor and during setup while listening to sound levels I noticed quite a difference in tones between left and right channel. I then turned off EQ in processor, downloaded tone generator and found that tweeters (in area 10K+) do sound identical but woofers, say, at 130Hz and at 1000Hz do show a bit of difference. If I give then a sinus signal difference is subtle, but at wiz-saw signal it is very noticable. Pink noice also sound different.
Speakers are not new, of course. So, is it something normal for such things to develop or should I proceed to repair? What I generally wonder about - in case if I DO proceed with repairs - how much can it possibly cost and what is it there to be repaired? Crossovers? Or woofers itself should be replaced, both of them? It will probably be close to the price of a whole speaker, right?
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