hai /g/uise I got these. They are running via chinch-phone connector

I am not a professional, but are they clean? Did you drop the buzzing one on accident? Is the cable fully functional?
One of my speakers is buzzing a bit aswell, but I don't really notice it.

>>57684055
Meaning if I dont set the volume very high I can't hear it.

>>57683963
ADAM is shit tier quality control (that's one of the reasons their former head engineers fucked off and founded EVE audio)
so sending it in to get it fixed is a pretty normal thing to do with their stuff

>>57683963
return it now. I Also it why I can trust monitor speakers

>>57684074
Yes I have to turn the volume up alot too, before that they are not buzzing. Sinus generator was set at -3db output.

I am no pro either. They are a little dusty, I don't know if any dust would come into the tube to the driver's magnet... I am hesitating opening them tho

>>57684099
>>57684106
Can't return them anymore. Sorry I should have mentioned that I own them for like 3 years now. I seldom have them really loud but just today I noticed the buzzing.
I actually liked them because of their quite warm and full bass. Originally I had a sub too but I sold it because I ended up never needing it.

>>57684152
>>57684118
Well, before you break something trying to fix it, get someone that knows how to do it. I wrecked my old sub because I was trying to repair it.

>>57684152
send it in anyway
at least here in germany they don't charge a whole lot for simple repairs, my ADAM sub went there 2 times already

>>57684188
I am from Germany too. Thanks I will contact them then and ask if they can help.

usually buzzing is a ground issue, perhaps plug the two speakers into separate wall sockets

>>57684541
since it's only at low frequency it sounds more like it's mechanical

>>57683963
try using a decent audio interface with balanced outputs (scarlett 2i2, steinberg ur22) as source, if you have a grounding problem that might help