YOUR RESEARCHDistortion from center speaker?
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4 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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Anyone else having distortion/break-up on male voices from the center dash speaker? I'm just wondering if it's a bad speaker they'll just swap out, or if it will get logged as "cannot reproduce" just like every other issue I take my Cayman in for...
Yes. The radio sound is horrid, so I seldom use it. My plan is a list of complaints for next service. The real odd problem with the sound system is:: With the radio turned off I get an occasional ,BOOM ,CRACKLE, BOOM, BOOM! :crazy::crazy:
Are you listening to Swedish Death Metal?
Called the dealer this AM. Service said its the amp. They will replace it on Wednesday.
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