Zac_F
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- Joined
- Feb 12, 2002
- Messages
- 37
My 20-39 cs has stopped making any sounds. I checked the cabling, the sub amp, the receiver, all by unplugging the speaker cable from the SVS and plugging it into the woofer input of my bi-wireable main speaker. When I did that my main worked as expected with a test tone. Swapping directly back to the SVS got me nothing.
Is there an internal fuse of any kind on the SVS? If I had blown the driver, i would think it would make some awful sound, not just silence. I'm willing to open it up if I have to, I built the mains that I'm using and am not shy about diving in.
Other useful info: My receiver is an Outlaw 1050, my sub amp is a Part Express 250w plate amp in a box. I'm using the LFE out from the receiver to the sub amp, then the sub amp output wires are connected to a speaker cable with quick disconnects.
It was working last night when the kids were watching a movie, and while it was somewhat loud, it wasn't nearly as loud as I've had it before.
I bought it used (the seller had upgraded to another SVS) and it is not under warranty, but if the SVS guys have any advice I'd appreciate it.
TIA
Zac
Is there an internal fuse of any kind on the SVS? If I had blown the driver, i would think it would make some awful sound, not just silence. I'm willing to open it up if I have to, I built the mains that I'm using and am not shy about diving in.
Other useful info: My receiver is an Outlaw 1050, my sub amp is a Part Express 250w plate amp in a box. I'm using the LFE out from the receiver to the sub amp, then the sub amp output wires are connected to a speaker cable with quick disconnects.
It was working last night when the kids were watching a movie, and while it was somewhat loud, it wasn't nearly as loud as I've had it before.
I bought it used (the seller had upgraded to another SVS) and it is not under warranty, but if the SVS guys have any advice I'd appreciate it.
TIA
Zac