QUOTE(s1steven @ Jul 26 2012, 09:38 AM)
Wonder If still got problem can upgrade/change to other model without extra charge if same price?
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QUOTE(s1steven @ Jul 26 2012, 09:38 AM) Wonder If still got problem can upgrade/change to other model without extra charge if same price? This post has been edited by alvinfks78: Jul 26 2012, 01:48 PM |
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QUOTE(Edifier @ Aug 13 2012, 02:47 PM) For you information, our in house technician already tested the 2 units faulty M1370 for more than 1 week, the speaker working fine and doesn't produce problem you encounter. I just got mine back from AllIt.After a few days the sound come back again. |
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QUOTE(nismo91 @ Aug 15 2012, 01:14 AM) the sound from the video sounds like open ground issue. if it is, then no doubt the dealership cant replicate the issue at their site. my other speaker used to give this sound at some time of the day, indicating it is really sensitive to electricity changes (voltage drops or spikes). I did actually bring to office to check. And on my first warranty to Allit Technichian also have to check before they will send for warranty says got problem all i can say, try to bring it to your friend house and check if the humming sound exist. if it is, then your electricity line is not to blame. Also tried other plugs in my house. Other spearkers units in my house no problem. |
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QUOTE(nismo91 @ Aug 15 2012, 12:32 PM) well in that case, i guess, there is something wrong inside it. if i were you i probably check for ground loop issue, by touching the metal parts of the subwoofer / speakers. if the humming is gone, it's it. (beware of electrocution!) not blaming your electricity this time, but it could be bad solder job inside the subwoofer. The problem is was reproduced by Steven (wonder how is his unit now? Any update from him?) on the right speakers as well. His unit is new 1 as well.if all else fail, it's probably bad batches of M1370 you got, or just plain bad luck or both. Ground loop - Should it effect all brands of speakers as I can't reproduce the effect on other brand speakers on the different plugs around the house. This post has been edited by alvinfks78: Aug 15 2012, 10:52 PM |
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