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BA4800 Subwoofer Problem/Question

It might be the speakers... but just to make sure, you should check your inputs and see that they are secure and are "neatly" connected...

However, it might be normal for the sub to rattle a bit a low bass levels due to its inability to respond to low frequencies...

But the chances are you should check the connection and if it presists, contact tech. supp. personally.. they'll help tell you what the real deal is

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With the sub knob turned all the way I can hear the rattling inside the sub and yes it is at the low frequencies. So do I have a defective sub?
 
Did some testing and I don't hear anything that sounds like &quot;rattling&quot; in mine so it might be defective, messed with the bass volume until it was off and didn't hear anything but the music.

PS. BA4800's: Don't turn down your bass, it sounds blah, pump that baby and listen to your money's worth!
 
The delivery services have had a bad run, it is standard across the board this time of year unfortunately. Heat makes the drivers less carefull and short tempered with deliveries and pickups causing more deffective and damaged merchandise. Just RMA them or take them back where you got them.
 
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