--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>
> May be brittle solder connections or dust aroiund
> speaker. Did you look 
> inside? I used to have this problem on my IIsi as
> well and could not fix it.

To get to the speaker on the 63xx, you have to
disassemble the entire unit. It's buried.

=====
Rondo

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