speaker issues

So I've had my saber for a while now but while dueling with it the other day my speaker quit working. when I disassembled the speaker one of my leads had broken off. I guess between all my fiddling with it and messing around with the saber (light dueling and showing it off) it must have broke. After I re soldered it it worked fine. Then the saber was accidentally dropped and now my speaker sounds like someone turned the volume down on the nbV4. I haven't changed any of the parameters and I only use it a volume level 3. could I have damaged my speaker by dropping it? I'm not too familiar with sound components. Thanks.

Maybe just get a new speaker and try it out.

Well, if we are talking about a 28mm bass speaker, then it is pretty common that a very hard hit (or many repeated hits) may detach the magnet from the speaker assembly.
In this case the symptom is exactly a very low volume.
The solution is obviously replacing the speaker.
In emergency, while waiting for a new speaker to be delivered, you may try to glue the magnet back on the assembly.

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Originally Posted by Don Se Wion

Well, if we are talking about a 28mm bass speaker, then it is pretty common that a very hard hit (or many repeated hits) may detach the magnet from the speaker assembly.
In this case the symptom is exactly a very low volume.
The solution is obviously replacing the speaker.
In emergency, while waiting for a new speaker to be delivered, you may try to glue the magnet back on the assembly.

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I'd also like to add that depending on the speaker type, the magnet could be cracked, but that's rare and I doubt it's probable. It's most likely what Don said.