DinoA
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Hi all!
New member, so apologies if this question is in the wrong section!
I have an early set of JBL LSR 28Ps that I bought new back in the day, and all components are original. I mostly monitor at low levels (less than 80db) while working. Lately, one of the monitor’s tweeters has been “slow to engage” when I turn the monitors on. What I mean by that it the tweeter seems attenuated, or even off. However, once I give the master volume a little more “gas”, the tweeter will come alive again and work fine for the rest of the session. What would cause this? Is the tweeter itself beginning to fail, or is the built-in amp or crossover components for the tweeter?
New member, so apologies if this question is in the wrong section!
I have an early set of JBL LSR 28Ps that I bought new back in the day, and all components are original. I mostly monitor at low levels (less than 80db) while working. Lately, one of the monitor’s tweeters has been “slow to engage” when I turn the monitors on. What I mean by that it the tweeter seems attenuated, or even off. However, once I give the master volume a little more “gas”, the tweeter will come alive again and work fine for the rest of the session. What would cause this? Is the tweeter itself beginning to fail, or is the built-in amp or crossover components for the tweeter?