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  • vinnytwice
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    • Jan 2014
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    • Spain
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    Dynaudio BMA5 MKII pops

    Hi everyone, i have a problem with one of my speakers..
    it suddenly makes some pop noise..it's not continuous , it happens randomly..let's say every hour or so..not at fixed times..
    initially i thought it was a problem coming from the soundcard, so i swapped the
    signal cables but the pops still come out from the same speaker..so is not..
    i left it without the cable in and in a few hours i had no pops..but as soon as i plug the line in it starts again..
    so i thought that it might be some capacitor that is failing and discharges suddenly causing the pops..i guess is in the tweeter but i'm not 100% sure of it.
    am i at risk of blowing the tweeter if so?
    Does anyone , or did, have the same kind of problem? even in other speakers..
    my warranty has won already so i guess i'll take care of it myself..

    i only saw another post here( and in the rest of the web ) that has some pics of the inside..it might help

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...light=dynaudio

    many many thanks in advance
    Vinny
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