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How to check for driver damage?


Serge_S

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Hi,

Today I was trying different sources through a pair of my new Forte
II’s and a vintage Sony TA-1130 integrated I picked up on Craigslist. After connecting digital TV box (tuned to
the title channel playing ads) and turning the volume up it made a
deafening crackling sound. Could that had damaged the drivers? How does one check
for damage and that every driver is playing? I played Music Choice and CD’s later on no problem, but could not crank it up to check thoroughly bc of neighbours. Being new to audiophilia am I making too big
of a deal out of this? Thanks

Serge

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Thanks Maron. The volume was barely up to my normal (low to mid volume) listening level. Not only that, if I recall correctly, both high and low filters on my amp were on. ... The sound was mid to high pitched... Didn't sound like a woofer sound. Any way to check if damage occured?

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