I was wondering if anyone knew if the polk audio r30's had a automatic cutoff circuit.
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02-10-2006 07:49 PM #1
Speakers Cutoff
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02-10-2006 08:03 PM #2
Is the problem with the tweeters, one entire speaker or both entire speakers?
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02-12-2006 10:06 PM #3
tweeters
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02-13-2006 02:21 AM #4
If your tweeters "turn off" and then come back on again after they've had a rest, then your speakers have a tweeter protection circuit. The most likely cause of the tweeters shutting down is that you're clipping (over driving) your receiver, AVR or power amp. The solution, turn it down or buy a better power source.
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