Radio Problem on Grand Am

Hey Everyone,
I seem to be having some problems with my stock radio in my 91 Grand
Am. I had the brakes serviced, and when I got the car back, I turned on
the radio, and I am having a breaking up noise in my front right
speaker. Also, all my bass is gone. It has about as much bass as an
alarm clock radio. Even if I try to move my bass slider up, there's no
difference. Whats wrong?!
Thanks,
Gary

> wrote in message
ups.com...
> . . .a breaking up noise in my front right
> speaker. Also, all my bass is gone. . . .

I doubt the brake job has anything to do with it, unless the mechanic turned
the radio up a little too loud. You might have a torn cone. That would
explain both the distortion and the loss of bass. After 15 years, the paper
looses its strength and goes easily.

Blake wrote:
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
> > . . .a breaking up noise in my front right
> > speaker. Also, all my bass is gone. . . .
>
> I doubt the brake job has anything to do with it, unless the mechanic turned
> the radio up a little too loud. You might have a torn cone. That would
> explain both the distortion and the loss of bass. After 15 years, the paper
> looses its strength and goes easily.

Well for some odd reason, its working fine again today... I checked all
connections yesterday and it made no difference...

"Blake" > wrote in message
...
>

> I doubt the brake job has anything to do with it, unless the mechanic
turned
> the radio up a little too loud. You might have a torn cone. That would
> explain both the distortion and the loss of bass. After 15 years, the
paper
> looses its strength and goes easily.

You sometimes find old leaves, acorns, paper clips, mouse nests, and all
manner of junk in some of those speakers.