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From: jwp@uwmacc.UUCP (Jeffrey W Percival)
Newsgroups: net.audio,net.auto.tech
Subject: Car speaker problem
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Date: Tue, 7-Jan-86 15:30:50 EST
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I know zero about speakers, so this problem might seem pretty
trivial to a lot of you...

One of the two speakers in my car is making a "fuzzy" noise that
correlates with low notes in the music.  The problem just sort
of started up.  I don't use excessive volume in the car, and only
I drive it, so I don't think the speaker has been exposed to
damaging signal strengths.  Do speakers randomly go bad like that?

I bought it 2.5 years ago, and it is a fairly good one (I forget
the brand and type, but I can find out if anyone is interested).
I took it out of its bracket in the trunk, and I found that if I
touched the paper lightly, the noise went away (along with the
bass response).  There were no visible defects.  Any thoughts?

	Jeff


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