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diagnosing speaker issues

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    Heathkit AR-29 Help: Low Volume on Right Speaker Channels

    Hello, I have a Heathkit AR-29 and very little knowledge of what I'm doing. I am seeking help to diagnose why my right speaker channels (outputs 1 & 2) are outputting at a much lower volume than my left speaker. I am not experienced in restoring or repairing vintage audio equipment but I have...
    • ImBatman
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    • ar-29 diagnosing speaker issues heathkit help me please repair
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    • Forum: Solid State
  2. econeditor

    Best resources for self-teaching speaker repair?

    Through some fault of my own, I have recently acquired several pairs of speakers--Polk 7b's, Ohm K2's, and EPI T/E 100's--none of which sound quite right. Nothing is audibly not working, but they each sound less dynamic/more muddled than I think they are supposed to sound. It's probably time for...
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    • diagnosing speaker issues self-repair speaker repair
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: Speakers
  3. Moth R. Superior

    How can I tell if my woofer is blown?

    This seems like an obvious question, I know. However, I've not ran into this before. I recently purchased a pair of Fisher XP55b's (I know they're not exactly the "Cadillac" of loudspeakers), because A, they were practically free, and B, they match the set of XP44's that my wife loves. (she just...
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