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Maggies + ML Depth = Heaven

When I had removed the original feet, it never even occurred to me that the threaded holes would go all the way through the cabinet. Maybe with the ML feet/spikes, the cabinet is sufficiently sealed that it doesn't matter.

SQUEAK PROBLEM SOLVED! When I got home this evening, I tighened up all the driver screws, then I fired up a DVD chapter that was causing the problem, but the squeaking was still there, no different. It was also clear that the drivers were not even approaching their full excursion when it was...

nsgarch, I"ll give a try to tightening the driver screws as well, and if that doesn't do it, I'll open 'er up and take a looky-see inside. I see from your profile that you also have a Depth. I take it that yours does not make sounds like I am describing.

I have previously heard the whistle, indicating an air leak in the sealed cabinet. I was able to correct that by tightening down the screws which hold the amp plate. This problem is definitely distinct from the air whistle. I suppose it could be from the drivers reaching the end of their...

My Depth subwoofer has a weird squeaking sound that occurs only during loud low frequency effects passages from DVDs, i.e. stuff that heavily uses the .1 LFE channel, such as crashes, explosions, etc. The level control on the Depth is only set halfway (at 5), and the overall volume of the system...

How does one volume knob control all the amps? If there is some type of preamp section shared by all three, perhaps that's where the problem is.

If you're getting a hum as loud as 80dB with no inputs connected, and it varies with the volume control, it sounds to me like you've got a bad amplifier in the sub. Did your unit have this problem when it was new, or did it just develop the problem six months ago?

Just to clarify, on the problem with the fallen driver wires inside my Depth (non-i), the hum I had did not change with the volume setting. Power on: hum; power off: no hum. Apparently, the power transformer was directly inducing it into the wires, without any involvement of the amplifier section.

I recently purchased a Depth, and upon hooking it up, had the dreaded 60 Hz hum emanating from the drivers, which I assumed was a ground loop. I spent hours troubleshooting (interconnects, cheater plugs, etc.) to no avail. Finally, I disconnected everything from the Depth except the power cord...