Need help with my speakers

[wasp]

Actually more like help to find shop that fix speakers with reasonable price. The right speaker tend to buzz. I've did some test and found its more of the cone that the speaker itself. the cone will start to buzz due to the vibration at certain frequency, usual low . Now I know the problem but don't know how to solve it. So anyone can recommend a good shop? I'm not asking for the cheapest but at least with reasonable price for the job done. The speaker is a behringer MS40.

[blueprintstudios]

1) your room needs treatment
2) ditch the behringer. stick to headphones (audio technica ones. ath-m30s/40s etc). save for a pair of mackie (HR824)/ genelec.

10¢ worth

[widdly]

Try putting some rubber matting (old mouse pads) under your speakers and see if the improves the buzz. Moving them out from the wall might help too.

[wasp]

I'm not going to ditch it yet as long as its working, plus it's good enough for what I'm doing. Anyway found out the cone is not sticked properly to the side rubber thingy anymore, causing the vibration. See if I can DIY it myself.