Cleansound89
Standard Member
Hi guys
I have a 1.5 year old Klipsch R120-SW Subwoofer. It has been absolutely amazing this far. Only needed to have gain on 25% to get amazing, accurate bass.
I unplugged the subwoofer in a bit of a panic when I dropped some water on it. Water only went on the wood part and not on the speaker itself.
After plugging it back in, there was hardly any bass. The sound was "boomy" and had no defined base. It still produces sound but it sounds horrible.
Its plugged into the same Yamaha 5.1ch receiver with a QED subwoofer cable. I've unplugged, switched everything off and on again to no avail.
I'd really appreciate some advice/suggestions.
Thanks
I have a 1.5 year old Klipsch R120-SW Subwoofer. It has been absolutely amazing this far. Only needed to have gain on 25% to get amazing, accurate bass.
I unplugged the subwoofer in a bit of a panic when I dropped some water on it. Water only went on the wood part and not on the speaker itself.
After plugging it back in, there was hardly any bass. The sound was "boomy" and had no defined base. It still produces sound but it sounds horrible.
Its plugged into the same Yamaha 5.1ch receiver with a QED subwoofer cable. I've unplugged, switched everything off and on again to no avail.
I'd really appreciate some advice/suggestions.
Thanks