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ecc83 · 11-12-2009, 09:37 PM

"Was that a sense of humour or a professional remark?"

Neither KRE8A. Just my attempt at clarification.

If I detect hurt? I am sorry I did not mean to offend at all.

If you were making a joke, well, this T as S old bottle jockey did not get it!

Dave.

KRE8A · 11-12-2009, 09:47 PM

I thought you may have given a cheeky reply. I see now, what you refer to " Hitting them to hard and forked one " - as in boosting them to loud and damaging the woofer ".

ecc83 · 11-12-2009, 10:29 PM

Pheeeuw!

Glad that's all square!

Dave.

KRE8A · Today, 12:04 AM

Hello,

Late Post :

Did some extra step tests for the fun of it, and what i did was..

- Swapped power chords around

- Swapped T/R/S leads around

- Used different T/R/S cable lengths and swapped around

- No dirty connections

- Connected in inserts, properly

- No magnetic field disturbances, around the Ref/Mon/Pow/Cables. " All i did basically, is made sure all the other cables from my set up, were not coiled around the cables, causing interference.

- H/F+/- & Vol+/- OK_ as is.

- Close and away from the wall

- No tears in the Speaker Ribbons

- No fault with 8/ch an/log mixer

I guess it looks like i will have to take them to a repairman, eventually.
B.t.w_ I had the slave, master and gain volume to its max, a while back and played a freaky loop on my MC - 909, and WWWOOooooo, they blast, better sounds than at low volume. These speakers are more for loud use i reckon !

Thanks Guys, for helping me out with the tips,

KRE8A

11-12-2009, 09:47 PM	#12
KRE8A Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 42	Sorry ecc83 I thought you may have given a cheeky reply. I see now, what you refer to " Hitting them to hard and forked one " - as in boosting them to loud and damaging the woofer ".

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11-12-2009, 09:37 PM	#11
ecc83 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: northampton uk Posts: 2,612	"Was that a sense of humour or a professional remark?" Neither KRE8A. Just my attempt at clarification. If I detect hurt? I am sorry I did not mean to offend at all. If you were making a joke, well, this T as S old bottle jockey did not get it! Dave.

11-12-2009, 10:29 PM	#13
ecc83 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: northampton uk Posts: 2,612	Pheeeuw! Glad that's all square! Dave.

Today, 12:04 AM	#14
KRE8A Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 42	Hello, Late Post : Did some extra step tests for the fun of it, and what i did was.. - Swapped power chords around - Swapped T/R/S leads around - Used different T/R/S cable lengths and swapped around - No dirty connections - Connected in inserts, properly - No magnetic field disturbances, around the Ref/Mon/Pow/Cables. " All i did basically, is made sure all the other cables from my set up, were not coiled around the cables, causing interference. - H/F+/- & Vol+/- OK_ as is. - Close and away from the wall - No tears in the Speaker Ribbons - No fault with 8/ch an/log mixer I guess it looks like i will have to take them to a repairman, eventually. B.t.w_ I had the slave, master and gain volume to its max, a while back and played a freaky loop on my MC - 909, and WWWOOooooo, they blast, better sounds than at low volume. These speakers are more for loud use i reckon ! Thanks Guys, for helping me out with the tips, KRE8A