Woofer Speaker

The son of a pigtail on my speakers is vibrating against the speaker cone cause distortions. Need advice!

I need advice on how to solve this problem. Distortion From the speaker (woofer) is terrible. Can anyone help me?

Are you absolutely sure He is the son of tail and no other cause? It is rare that the braids connecting the coil in the cone long enough to make contact with the chassis or the cone itself. One thing to do is to test the speakers with another source, hi-fi from a friend perhaps, or simply exchange speakers in your system to see if the movements of distortion with the speaker to exclude your system as the cause. If the deformation follows the speaker, then the rest of your system is probably not the cause. If you are absolutely sure that the speaker and there is no other fault, as a tear in the cone, you can try nailpolish plain. It is not conductive when dry and will provide a stiffener much like hair spray does the hair. Painting nail polish and bend the wire away from the membrane while drying, so the varnish will dry the cable in a different position. You need a little only. Too much and it becomes hard rock. Your goal is to stiffen the wire so that it stands in a different position and responds differently to vibration what he does now. This is a last resort. MAKE SURE there is no other fault in the speaker or system. Just so you know ... Most of the time I heard a distortion in a system is that the speaker is saturated if the cone entered in Case to limit travel. The power he should be twice the rated amplifier power to avoid overloading the speaker and the functioning coil in the judgments. The reason the 2nd most frequent was the overload amplifier so that the signal is cut off when it hits the maximum power of the last stage can handle. The 3rd most common is saturating the line input of the amplifier with something like the earphone jack on a CD or MP3 player. Line Inputs (also called auxiliary inputs) are standardized to accept a relatively low level signal that is not enough to drive a pair headphones. If you turn the volume control on the CD or MP3 player too high, you distort the right signal to the input line is then amplified as everything else.

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