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Do you have the version with Bluetooth? If so, maybe that’s the Bluetooth alert.
It’s normal behavior for the iLoud Micro’s, some kind of self calibration.
I don't remember this before, but good to know it's normal. Yes, it has Bluetooth, but I am not using it.
Did you by any change move the speakers into a more quiet room?
(If the ambient noise is ~45dBa dBa you can barely hear the 'startup whine' as it will be buried in the noise-floor of the room).
No, they are in the same environment. Perhaps I should lower the volume and give more volume in.
That will not affect the ‘startup whine’. I keep mine at unity when I use them and feed them with either the ID4mk2 or EVO4 which have nice digitally controlled volume controls.
Do you like them? I find them good, but the bass is kind of weak.
Depends on what you consider weak, they are not huge speakers
You’ll need a separate sub or considerably bigger speakers if you need more accuracy bellow 50Hz…
They definitely have more bass than say the Yamaha HS5’s.
At close distance around 1 meter they are pretty darn nice.
Maybe I just need to adjust them. With some bass kicks (808 /909) , I get some clicking sounds at times on the low end.
Could be when you go a lot bellow 50Hz, especially if you feed it with a HOT signal...
...they are not designed to substitute a sub-woofer.
See if you get the same 'clicks' of when you add an EQ (You could for example do a 10Hz high-pass/low-cut) on the masterbus to roll off some of the low-end, that should get rid of the potential clicks.
The more precise the speakers are the more of these 'things' you will encounter, so it's not always the speakers fault
Yes, but adding a 10Hz low cut will also affect the bass in my mix.
You won't hear the 10Hz area unless you use an extreme sub-woofer...