May 27th, 2005, 09:53 PM
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!Ruff Ryder!
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Yes actually... It's simple and your speakers aren't busted or junky just for that. The volume knob is actually a variable resistor (turning to the left increases resistance on the current, turning to the right decreases it.) So the reason why you still hear a bit of muffled music is probably because :
1 - That variable resistor was a lemon and slightly off spec therefore not being of a high enough resistance value.
2 - The speaker might of been assembled with the resistor/knob glued kinda crooked so even thought it seems your knob is all the way to the left it actually isn't.
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