Okay. Turn them on. Have a listen. If they continue to do it contact Devialet and they’ll replace them. If they don’t do it then it wasn’t anything that’s going to damage them.
Since both did it. It’s likely an error in processing if the audio. Maybe the file wasn’t delivered properly due to network issues or a corrupted file. Not a hardware issue.
If they or more likely one continues to do it then it could be a PSU issue and your power setup may be causing amplification failure.
Just for precaution you could disable Bluetooth and AirPlay access to potentially prevent any unauthorised connections. If someone has connected to them with AirPlay or Bluetooth and they’re far away it can cause the signal to crackle and skip which could be what happened. But no way to tell.
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Since both did it. It’s likely an error in processing if the audio. Maybe the file wasn’t delivered properly due to network issues or a corrupted file. Not a hardware issue.
If they or more likely one continues to do it then it could be a PSU issue and your power setup may be causing amplification failure.
Just for precaution you could disable Bluetooth and AirPlay access to potentially prevent any unauthorised connections. If someone has connected to them with AirPlay or Bluetooth and they’re far away it can cause the signal to crackle and skip which could be what happened. But no way to tell.
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