| Replacing The Subwoofer [message #88188] |
Sat, 16 June 2018 09:09  |
Jazzy
Messages: 78
Registered: June 2018
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If you the choice to replace a broken subwoofer, will you replace the subwoofer only or is it better to buy a new speaker altogether? My subwoofer is not sounding any longer but the small speakers are still working fine.
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| Re: Replacing The Subwoofer [message #99899 is a reply to message #99791] |
Sun, 01 November 2026 10:39  |
Kurt
Messages: 41
Registered: December 2025
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George wrote on Sun, 13 September 2026 13:09Malfoy wrote on Thu, 28 June 2018 02:18Almost everything today is made in China, even the best brands that we have right now. I say go with your budget and check on the quality of the speaker before buying it. You can also ask advice from the seller as that person can give you a better idea.
It is all about the quality. I don't bother asking sellers for tips on the bedr gears to get when I visit their shops, I do my due diligence online by asking those who use similar products before I go shopping. That way, I am sure of what I am trying to get.
Well, George, I totally get why you skip the sellers, but I am still of the view that it is not all good.
I've been in situations where I got valuable hints about certain subwoofers from the shop guys who's gotten real reviews from buyers on a daily basis. I am not disregarding the fact that quality matters a lot, but there are situations where I've been told an issue that I never knew might exist about a product from the sellers when I interacted with them.
I would want to know if you've ever tried chatting with a seller after doing your research? I mean, there is no harm in making enquiries or have you had an ugly experience from asking?
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