Weird.
DC leakage on the amps won't cause this, because usually the tweets are protected by a capacitor. DC leakage would fry the woofers.
So, if you are _sure_ the issue is in the tweets, it's not DC, but it could be high frequency oscillation, which is hard to detect without a scope.
DC leakage on the amps won't cause this, because usually the tweets are protected by a capacitor. DC leakage would fry the woofers.
So, if you are _sure_ the issue is in the tweets, it's not DC, but it could be high frequency oscillation, which is hard to detect without a scope.