Hi, I wonder if monitors could have a loss of frequencies by being deficient ?
I heard about speakers blowing, making noise, but basically could it happen that a high frequencies loss comes after speakers have been damaged ?
Could the sound being affected ? And if yes, by what ?
Thanks, I have no knowledge at all in this area.
Is it possible that a pair of speakers is deficient ?
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- KVRian
- 513 posts since 22 Sep, 2015
HF drivers either work or they don't. If you hear a sound they're working fine... unless they're damaged by fingers which have pushed the domes in to the magnet, which you'd spot straight away.
Did you not try the speakers out first before you bought them?
Your problem is probably two things. You being used to some extra top end from your old speakers and your new speakers being incorrectly set up in a dull sounding room.
Did you not try the speakers out first before you bought them?
Your problem is probably two things. You being used to some extra top end from your old speakers and your new speakers being incorrectly set up in a dull sounding room.
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thecontrolcentre thecontrolcentre https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=76240 - KVRAF
- 37262 posts since 27 Jul, 2005 from Scottish Borders
How many more threads are we gonna have about these speakers? There must be half a dozen by now. Its gone from a complaint the speakers were rubbish, to resetting the eqs, to thinking the op's hearing is damaged, to frequency graphs, to now wondering if the speakers are damaged. 
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- Banned
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- 112 posts since 22 May, 2017
My hearing is normal.
I made a test as some people here claims that I had a very bad hearing.
Here is the result : https://www.noelshack.com/2017-27-5-149 ... earing.png
It is french. OD : Right ear. OG : Left ear
I made a test as some people here claims that I had a very bad hearing.
Here is the result : https://www.noelshack.com/2017-27-5-149 ... earing.png
It is french. OD : Right ear. OG : Left ear
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- 112 posts since 22 May, 2017
wickfut wrote:HF drivers either work or they don't. If you hear a sound they're working fine... unless they're damaged by fingers which have pushed the domes in to the magnet, which you'd spot straight away.
Did you not try the speakers out first before you bought them?
Your problem is probably two things. You being used to some extra top end from your old speakers and your new speakers being incorrectly set up in a dull sounding room.
You are probably right. I used Rokit 6 G3 before, and they are known for their "crystal sounding high" wich means their highs are flattered.