1 Speaker Only Bass / 1 Speaker Only Treble / Suggestions...

Michael Jin · 16th January 2012

Alright, so I walk into my church and something felt weird. The right speaker sounded like it had a blown tweeter and the left speaker sounded like it had a blown woofer. Given the fact that I highly doubt that such a coincidence would actually occur I was wondering what else could have caused this. Unfortunately, we share the chapel with a group that goes before us and I have about 30 minutes to test and/or sort out any issues before service begins so I need to collect some ideas and testing methods in advance so I can be efficient.

Current setup I believe is L/R from mixer to Graphic EQ to Power Amp to Speakers. Pretty straight forward, I need to troubleshoot this down to the problem source and then resolve it. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

tINY · 16th January 2012

You are missing the cross-over in that chain...

...find where the crossover is and you'll spot your problem... - if there is no crossover outside the speaker cabinets, then make sure you are using the full-rang inputs...

-tINY

16th January 2012	#1
Michael Jin Gear maniac Joined: May 2011 Posts: 165 Thread Starter 1 Review written	1 Speaker Only Bass / 1 Speaker Only Treble / Suggestions... Alright, so I walk into my church and something felt weird. The right speaker sounded like it had a blown tweeter and the left speaker sounded like it had a blown woofer. Given the fact that I highly doubt that such a coincidence would actually occur I was wondering what else could have caused this. Unfortunately, we share the chapel with a group that goes before us and I have about 30 minutes to test and/or sort out any issues before service begins so I need to collect some ideas and testing methods in advance so I can be efficient. Current setup I believe is L/R from mixer to Graphic EQ to Power Amp to Speakers. Pretty straight forward, I need to troubleshoot this down to the problem source and then resolve it. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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16th January 2012	#2
tINY Gear Guru Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 10,230	You are missing the cross-over in that chain... ...find where the crossover is and you'll spot your problem... - if there is no crossover outside the speaker cabinets, then make sure you are using the full-rang inputs... -tINY