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Re: Sound from speaker is distorted, can i replace...
Hi! You could do that if you have one more Sony ericsson C902 speaker, but otherwise, you can't. Best option is to go to phone repair shop. They have all the necessary equipment and knowledge for that.
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This is due to the internal speakers which might need replacing, it sounds better with external speakers because they are plugged into the headphone socket which shows the internal speakers are damaged, get them checked out.
Replacing speakers are not a skilled work, can be done at homw. But, reason for distortion should be troubeshooted before replacing the speakers, and make sure that the distrotion is due to damaged speakers itself. Otherwise it will be a waste of money. It will be best to contact any service technician.
If you have checked the speakers and wiring, the right channel has a audio driver or output problem, which explains the low volume, static, and distortion. A service technician will be required to fix the receiver so it will balance the left side.
distorted sound sometimes accompanied by buzzing is caused by detuned circuit in the SIF amplifier and sound detector circuit. a distorted sound alone is caused by a breakdown in AF amplifier circuit so try to change the sound ic since its the only options left. good luck!
I think you've just answered your own question. It sounds as if you've coned the sub woofer. Meaning you've fractured the bond between the edge of the speaker body with the speaker cone. Or overheated the voice coil and it's distorted and not getting free movement. Excuse the Pun but it "sounds" like you need a new speaker as a replacement. If it's a particularly expensive speaker it can be reconed. A check of the Net for someone close to you will find a company who recones them. If it's a cheaper one then a replacement would be in order.
Wiring speakers with reverse polarity doesnt have adverse effects. It cant give distorted sound. Seems like the wiring from the head unit to the speaker might be at fault. For testing purposes, connect the speaker directly to the head unit, bypassing, the car wiring. If the sound comes out alright, you have to replace the car wiring. If it is still distorted, speaker might be at fault. Try with a different speaker.
Almost all mp3 players are sensitive to headphones turning in the jack - this is an inherent limitation and cannot be fixed. If it playing out of one ear only, however, that is a problem and can be fixed by replacing the player.
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