If the intermittent is inside the amp, rodman is probably correct and his instructions are spot on. However, if the wire connections to the spade is where the problem lies that has to be fixed properly by reterminating with a new spade. Or at least reheating the solder joint to eliminate the loss of conductivity. All this can also happen inside the speaker terminal plate just as easily.
Can a speaker just die?
I recently acquired a ProAc Super Tablette. I used them for a few weeks and swapped them out with something else (Vandersteen 3A Sigs - yep, from a speaker the size of a pack of smokes to the large floor standers). I was just curious to see if I could get the Vandys to work in my small listening room (12x16).
I missed the holographinc imaging the ProAcs provide so decided to swap back. But one speaker is now not working. Zero sound.
Was working fine when I swapped them out a week or so ago. Thought maybe amp went out, or cables so I swapped them around and still no sound.
Any idea what could have happened?
Thanks, and stay safe.
I missed the holographinc imaging the ProAcs provide so decided to swap back. But one speaker is now not working. Zero sound.
Was working fine when I swapped them out a week or so ago. Thought maybe amp went out, or cables so I swapped them around and still no sound.
Any idea what could have happened?
Thanks, and stay safe.