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I just started having this problem, out of the blue, with one speaker, and it is only intermittent. The speaker sounds fine when bike is off, at any volume, but if I'm riding it will sound fine and all of a sudden it will start to sound like a blown speaker. I have checked every connection, and I get no static when I jiggle the wires to the speaker and input connection. I am wondering if the daymaker headlight may be causing some sort of interference, with the speaker wire. Anyone ever heard of this?
I just started having this problem, out of the blue, with one speaker, and it is only intermittent. The speaker sounds fine when bike is off, at any volume, but if I'm riding it will sound fine and all of a sudden it will start to sound like a blown speaker. I have checked every connection, and I get no static when I jiggle the wires to the speaker and input connection. I am wondering if the daymaker headlight may be causing some sort of interference, with the speaker wire. Anyone ever heard of this?
If it were a blown speaker it wouldn't be intermittent and only sound bad riding down the road. Don't think interference form the daymaker would be intermittent either. What are you running for a radio, amp and speaker?
If it were a blown speaker it wouldn't be intermittent and only sound bad riding down the road. Don't think interference form the daymaker would be intermittent either. What are you running for a radio, amp and speaker?
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