hole in sub

[toms_vtr]

Originally Posted by Ashleyp

for a start.. your talking in figures which mean nothing

please talk in RMS

the main cause for this problem is likely to be inccorect setting up of the amplifier.. im guessing youve had the "gain" setting all the way up? or close to full? if so, this is the cause of your problem

in terms of your sub. by cracking, its lost a lot of quality due to the cone not being secure and rigid

you can get a sub re-coned, but it would only be worth it if its a good sub

to stu_n_shell.. my guess is thats its not the sub thats faulty. its just been set up completely wrong

no i didnt i had the gain on less that a quarter and you can even ask someone on here called bung!

the amp is 200watt rmp i think and the sub is 350watt rms!
i made sure that it was set up rite and i wasnt putting to much power thought it whilst running it in!

[Ashleyp]

Originally Posted by toms_vtr

no i didnt i had the gain on less that a quarter and you can even ask someone on here called bung!

the amp is 200watt rmp i think and the sub is 350watt rms!
i made sure that it was set up rite and i wasnt putting to much power thought it whilst running it in!

hmm

intresting

looks like a manufactures fault could be likley then

even if you had the gain less than quarter, it could still be too high.. you cant just "guess" when setting the gain.. allthough i ran my pioneer sub on a "guess" which i later found out was incorrect, and ive had 0 problems