[mgsboedmisodpc2]

Noticed a vibration today on my Vandersteen model 3.  At first I thought maybe the prima luna prologue 5 had an issue but after switching speaker cables and tubes to see if the vibration switched from right to left I finally noticed the vibration coming from the back of the speaker the plate where the speaker label is where the speaker banana plugs are and when I pressed on the crossover panel the vibration went away.  So any idea on why the crossover speaker name plate is vibrating so loudly?  Yes the day before I was playing some music loudly but the amp I was using is the prima luna prologue 5 with kt120 tubes.  I was listening to music with lots of midrange Herbie Handcock HeadHunters.

Well now I will rewire and re tighten the speaker cables which were not vibrating the name plate was vibrating.

[mgsboedmisodpc2]

Well tightening up the six screws around the name plate reduced the sounding level of the vibration.  I wonder how often these screws work themselves loose allowing the panel to vibrate?

[ctsooner]

Not sure.  I personally have never had a problem with any speakers I"ve ever owned becoming loose, but I have friends who have. They are mechanical and it would also depend on the age of the speaker and how it's been maintained.  Keep up posted.  Has you fix worked?

[mgsboedmisodpc2]

............ Has you fix worked?

yes

[ctsooner]

Great.  Hate it when things aren't working for folks.