| For me last month, it was a C or C# and I thought that same thing and immediately starting looking for replacement speakers.
It turned out to be a very minor problem that I never heard anyone else mention ... the speaker connectors had oxidized and was creating some kind of interference just within the frequency range of the notes. I wish I could explain it better, but I'm not a techie at all and just relating what the repair guy explained to me.
I'm glad the tech I brought it to was honest, since I just told him I needed two new 10" installed, but he said he'd do a full diagnostic since he thought maybe it was an air leak or crack in the cab.
So I ended up paying $75 mostly for his time and a couple of shots of anti-oxidant spray, but that was better the the $200+ for replacing the speakers.
I've played through the cab constantly since then, and I have no problems whatsoever. Speakers are 100% fine.
That was just my experience ... it could be the speaker, crack in the cab, or what I mentioned. My bet though, not knowing any other details, is that it is not the speaker.
Edit: My speaker (or at least one of the 2X10's) was distorting even at very low "practicing by myself" levels, and never play at max volume so even though I was surprised that the speakers were shot ... which, of course, they were not.
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