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How to isolate speaker/panel rattles?

super20g

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Jun 28, 2018
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Is there a way to send a range of test tones to each speaker individually so you can isolate where rattles and/or distortion are coming from?

Or the best one can do is to use the fader to isolate a group of speakers at a time to test?
 

roadster2020

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Dec 2, 2018
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find the tone test on Spotify, this is what the ranger did when he came out to find a rattle in the door panel, turned out to be a door control module that need felt behind it.
 
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THX723

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Jul 24, 2018
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I wouldn't think it'd be necessary to isolate the speakers to find the rattles. Install a test tone app to your phone and play via BT car audio. Once you nailed an excitation frequency, it's usually very obvious where the offending rattle is coming from.
 

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