What is the likely cost to fix?
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19 years ago
What is the likely cost to fix?
I have tthe same buzzing problem. Usually it buzzes in the morning and is fine in the afternoon. I just had the door panel off and the speaker looks fine. There is a rainshield but all was bone dry. Just in case, I added a Crutchfield baffle. worked fine till this morning. I am now back to the buzzing!. Is it the speaker or amp?
Myron
Amp or speaker?
Not sure
My searches of Miata.net & this forum indicates that this is a common issue, and there is a common approach to fix - new speaker(S)
Asked dealer for typical quote - wouldn't answer. Said he thought Bose speakers had built in amps, so might be costly
Is this the sound like water behind the speaker cone? I just crank it up and it eventually goes away. I have a 90 minute drive, and the buzz normally goes away in about 20 minutes. I assumed it was dampness in the voice coils. It always happens after a good rain. I have a garage now, so I only have the problem on the way home from work after a rain.
My biggest problem was that I listen to NPR in the mornings. Nothing like cranking up NPR to wake you up.
Joe
You probably have one bad speaker (maybe two). The Bose replacements are about $175 each. Turn the balance control all the way to one side and listen. Try the other side. No point in replacing both if just one is buzzing.
The easiest solution is to fix what you have. If ever sell the car, having a Bose Audio System is a plus.
The amplifiers almost never fail!
may be humidity, dampness related, sometimes does clear up - but mostly constant
never drive Miata 90 mins, so problem almost constant - gotta be a better way
bass or even mid range can be a problem
looks like may be out 175
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