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by TC on 3/10/2010, 2:28 am
Has anyone's sub-woofer gone bad?
Mine was working fine before I stored it for the winter. Now, I have no base; just static.
TC
Mine was working fine before I stored it for the winter. Now, I have no base; just static.
TC
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Re: Concertone Sub-Woofer
by beartoo on 3/10/2010, 3:38 am
It sounds like it is blown.
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Re: Concertone Sub-Woofer
by AVid on 3/10/2010, 1:08 pm
It sure could be blown, but I would suspect the Concertone has failed.
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Re: Concertone Sub-Woofer
by azandy700 on 3/10/2010, 2:47 pm
Shocking, A concertone problem. I recently bought two units off the internet. They are so called factory pull outs. Ours has issues and I am hoping one of these will work. They were only $10.00 ea. so I thought I'd give a try before plan B. At least one came with a remote as DW didn't notice ours had fallen out and decided to open the slide and crush it like a pop can. Oh well.
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Re: Concertone Sub-Woofer
by jetskier on 3/10/2010, 4:42 pm
Try messing with the wiring up at the sub. Mine didn't work when I got it and it took it apart to find a loose wire.
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Re: Concertone Sub-Woofer
by TC on 3/10/2010, 5:06 pm
I think I'll do an inspection first. A loose wire makes more sense than a blown speaker, seeing as how it was working before I put it to bed for the winter. Then again, how does a wire work loose in a stored RV? 
Concertones...
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Concertones...
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