Search the Community

Hi all, I'm not writing a complaint as such but has anyone else had issues with their JVC X500, or related, where it doesn't seem to stay in focus? Every time I turn it on I need to refocus it. Even if I save the lens memory and recall it, it doesn't seem to remember the focus, it's slightly off. Even after watching an hour or two of content it seems a little out of focus again. It's only minor but I can tell and am fixing it constantly. My screen is a fixed frame just for reference. If anyone has had the same and found a way to fix please let me know. Thanks

Hi all, My CC-690 recently started sounding awful (tinny/vibration), and with the current travel restrictions, I thought I'd open it up and have a look. I couldn't see anything obviously wrong, so I just re-seated the mechanical connections at the drivers and crossovers. In testing, I came across the following odd behaviour: - With only the upper range (top binding posts) connected, the tweeter/midrange assembly works as expected (woofers silent) - With only the lower range (bottom binding posts) connected, the 4 woofers work as expected (tweeter assembly silent) - When both sets of binding posts are connected (using either bi-wire cables or the supplied links), only the tweeter assembly works (woofers are silent) I can't understand how this is possible as the top binding posts appear to be wired directly to the tweeter assembly's crossover and the bottom posts to the main crossover (which directly drives the 4 woofers). In this photo, the purple/black pair of wires go directly to the tweeter's crossover: If anyone with more knowledge of speaker design could help me to understand what's going on (and ultimately, to fix the speaker!), that would be fantastic. This is doing my head in! Thanking you all in advance.