A friend asked me to look at a pair of speakers, jbl g2 15. Turns out they have a quite noise going, a hiss coming from the high (treble) speakers. Anyone here familiar with these. Is it worth trying to fix?
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Well, seeing that they are 500 bucks new, I would say 'yeah'.
The first thing to check is if it is a preamp or a power amp issue.
The Hi Freq output ic is a LM3886.
The schematics can be found here: EON-G2 Series
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Originally posted by Jazz P Bass View PostWell, seeing that they are 500 bucks new, I would say 'yeah'.
The first thing to check is if it is a preamp or a power amp issue.
The Hi Freq output ic is a LM3886.
The schematics can be found here: EON-G2 Series
Pre och power section? The noise is quite evident with speaker volume at 0. When I looked at it I just assumed that it is the power section.In this forum everyone is entitled to my opinion.
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I'm hoping you are talking about a lot of hiss. Normally if I don't hear some hiss from a tweeter I suspect it may not be working.
This fault is occurring in both units? Seems a bit odd they would both have the same fault at the same time.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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They were bought cheaply way past any warranty. I just figured I help out if I could. It would just be nice to hear if someone here actually knew anything about these speakers or frequent causes for a lot of NOISE in them.In this forum everyone is entitled to my opinion.
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Check that all the controls are working properly. The only EON's that I've worked on had almost all bad pots. A volume or treble pot stuck on full would put a lot of hiss through the tweeters.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by g-one View PostCheck that all the controls are working properly. The only EON's that I've worked on had almost all bad pots. A volume or treble pot stuck on full would put a lot of hiss through the tweeters.In this forum everyone is entitled to my opinion.
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