Questions & Answers for: JBL volume of cone

...volume and bass levels are high, the sound shuts down in spurts, then comes back. When I lower bass level, the problem stops. Is this a built-in protection thing or is there a problem? Thank you may ...

...cone move too far in and out.You need to cut the input signal from your preamp down and cut the volume down on the speaker input on you eon. We keep seeing too many of these amped speakers blown from ...

...cone which would result in tighter/punchier bass? I have read a review of a guy with the same speakers (JBL S312) and a NAD 370 and he complains of the same problem which made me scratch my head, I ...

...cone movement and therefore volume. I found this forum and followed the above advice. I can't believe it. It worked! I pushed the metal piece back and my speaker was restored. Now I do think the ...

cone movement and therefore volume. On your computer, double-click the "volume" icon, to open the "sound mixer" application. Check that you have not "panned-100%-left" or "panned-100%-right" the sound

...volume increased and as the crossover was set higher. 150Hz cut sounded way worse then the lowest 50Hz cut-off. However, it still sounded just as loud as it did after it finally broke in. It was just ...

volume to happen. Occasionally it sounds like a constant shorting causing the speaker to buzz loudly and the cone travels way outward and vibrates. Sounds like it could either be the crossover circuit