SPEAKER CLEANER SOUNDS:
TEST 4 CLEANING TONES
Test the standard sound
More Sound Options
Want to try our original cleaning sound instead? On the homepage you can find the main sweep sound from 150 to 5000 Hz and play it directly in your browser.
→ Go to the standard sound on the homepage
→ Go to the standard sound on the homepage
This speaker cleaner sound uses short pulses instead of a continuous sweep. It lets you test another signal type for cleaning phone speakers.
This mid sweep speaker cleaner sound uses frequencies from 800 to 2500 Hz and adds another option for testing muffled phone speakers.
This low sweep speaker cleaner sound moves through frequencies from 120 to 800 Hz instead of using one fixed tone. It gives you another option to try besides the 165 Hz sound.
The 165 Hz sound uses one fixed frequency and is often used as a speaker cleaner sound for phone speakers.
Try different speaker cleaner sounds for phone speakers — including 165 Hz, low sweep, mid sweep and pulsed tones for water, dust and muffled sound.
Why can different speaker
cleaner sounds help?
- 1️⃣ Why do speakers react differently to the same sound?Not every speaker reacts the same way to the same sound. The result can depend on the device, the speaker design and the type of water, dust or dirt inside the speaker grille.
That is why it can make sense to test different speaker cleaner sounds and frequency ranges instead of relying on only one tone. - 2️⃣ Why is the 150 to 5000 Hz sound so versatile?The 150 to 5000 Hz sweep covers many different frequencies in one run. That makes it more flexible than a single fixed-frequency sound.
This is why we use it as the main speaker-cleaning sound on the homepage. - 3️⃣ Are there differences between iPhone and Android speaker-cleaning sounds?Speaker-cleaning sounds can generally be used on both iPhones and Android devices. How well a sound works depends more on the speaker design, the device and the type of water, moisture or dirt than on the operating system itself.
That is why it can make sense to test different sound options. For iPhones with muffled sound after water, we also have a separate page with a dedicated cleaning sound and guide.
→ Clean iPhone speaker - 4️⃣How can I check which cleaning tone helped?After playing different cleaning tones, a short speaker test can help you compare the sound more clearly. On our speaker test page, you can check whether your phone speaker sounds clearer, more balanced or less distorted.
→ Go to the speaker test - 5️⃣Does a 30,000 Hz speaker cleaner sound really work?Not in the way it is often advertised. A true 30,000 Hz (30000 Hz) tone is above the normal range of human hearing, and most phone speakers are not designed to reproduce it effectively. To eject water, the speaker membrane needs to move strongly, which lower audible frequencies generally do better. That is why FixMySpeakers uses 165 Hz tones and frequency sweeps instead of an ultrasonic 30,000 Hz sound.
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