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  1. Tried that already, at least i know the problem know. Thanks!
  2. I think I figured it out, with a combination everyone advise. The right speaker I reconnected each of the drives, but I think the issue was a weak connection on the rear terminal, with the nut. The left speaker, the bottom woofer is blown. Visibly it looks good, but it is distorting. Any suggestions on repair or replacement? Where do you recommend to buy a replacement? One a side note, my matching sub has a consistent low hum. I have tried different outlets, its plugged directly into the wall. I have tried the ground delete wall adapter.... Thanks again!
  3. Thanks I ordered some and will try this weekend, Ill report back.
  4. I will try and clean all of the connections and try again. What do you recommend? Regarding the power source, I have 2 different Yamaha AVRs I tried. The newer AVR has been powering my Zone 2 and 3 in my house. I pulled it out to verify it wasn't my first avr.
  5. I have a set of CF-2 that have been sitting dormant for years, and were working fine when I unplugged them. Both speakers have a crackle now. I am thinking the crossovers are shot. I can't find any replacements online. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you!
  6. I have a pair of Epic CF-2 That I had set aside for a few years in a closet, and I hooked them up this week and I while I am playing music on them I hear what sounds like static/distortion on both speakers. I tried 2 different known good receivers and the problem doesn't change. I have tried an analog rca connection from and iPad and casting Spotify. Are both of my cross overs toast? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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