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Hello, please help as soon as you can. I've bought a pair of brand new Wharfedale Diamond 10.7 speakers and today it the 10th day in which I could ask for a replacement and I think one of them is a bit 'broken' and would greatly appreciate if anyone would have an idea if it's really a broken speaker or maybe something else (what else). Donizetti Concertino Pdf File.

The issue is that at a certain frequency (some piano notes), I hear a buzz in only one of them. Kurt Vile Wakin On A Pretty Daze Rapidshare. I've noticed a slight buzz yesterday, but thought it was just the video I was watching, but today it's even worse. Kinemaster Pro Free Download.

I've made a recording of this problem. Check out this 12 second WAV file, in the first 6 seconds, I record the right (good) speaker and in second 6-12 - the left (bad) one. You can clearly hear the buzz (BTW, don't mind the noise in the background these are fans from my PC running). Here's the file: (try to right-click and 'Save as' otherwise it will buffer too long, it's just a 2MB file, though). Note - this does NOT come from the microphone, I can hear it in this one speaker.

Also, when I've played some lower notes, it seems that this happens in the mid-range driver. Once the low range picks up the lower notes, there's no buzz. Is the speaker broken?

What else could cause this? Some more additional info which might be helpful: - I've touched the protective grill of the mid-range cone = no help - The cabinet stands evenly, slightly moving it while playing this note = no help - A couple of days ago, I've noticed a 'popping' sound in this speaker. It was NOT too loud and certainly did not sound like anything I would consider an issue, but now that I think of it - it's possible that the issue started to occur ever since. However, I'm not sure about it as these are just those specific frequencies of a piano that cause it. Normally, I don't help any other distortion. - I've changed the channels, hooking up the right speaker to the left channel (and vice-versa) on the amp = no help - Tested in Pure Direct stereo. ---------EDIT-------- Oh and one more thing - it may not be as bad as it sounds in the file, I might have placed the microphone (cheap microphone, that is) differently, but still - this buzzing is there at these frequencies, and it's loud enough to annoy and the reason why I've noticed it especially today was when I wanted to watch a Warner Brothers movie and as you know, the WB jingle playing when the logo shows is played on a piano and that's when this buzzing was so bad that I realized that it can't be some issue with the recording (the movie is on Blu-ray).