01-Sep-2021, 02:09
(31-Aug-2021, 18:43)ragwo Wrote: The pop sound might be the sound of over excursion and then the speaker enters protect mode to avoid more harm to the hardware. I haven't encountered such a problem with my speakers, even at ungodly volumes. I'll try one of the soundtracks you mention to see if I can replicate the problem. Are you using Bluetooth, AirPlay or Toslink when the problem occurs? I believe you should have the speakers replaced by Devialet, there's definitely something wrong with them.
I use both Bluetooth and Airplay and both trigger the problem.
Devialet also offered me to do so but I am afraid it will just have the same problem.
If music doesn't trigger the problem, try watching movies. Anything with sudden bursts at the lower frequencies (below 20hz) like guns, rocket launchers, fistfights. Loud sweeps like Edge Of tomorrow's intro didn't even trigger the problem although those are supposed to be more dangerous for subwoofers.
