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Originally Posted by Imtjnotu
If they know tc sounds as good as they claim they do theN they know the newer subs had alll kinds of problems with glue and out of the box failures :fyi: real talk serious
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Originally Posted by Imtjnotu
If they know tc sounds as good as they claim they do theN they know the newer subs had alll kinds of problems with glue and out of the box failures :fyi: real talk serious
I'm right there with brynm, did it look like the subs have been mounted before? Or hooked up before? Maybe they were just DOA? Either way, the seller fails for abandoning you like that. I'd be doing everything I could to make sure my buyer is happy and my name is in the clear.
You should hit up TCSounds about it, see about the warranty. You can give them his paypal addy to check for records if he is the original owner.
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Originally Posted by audiobaun
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Didn't notice any but I don't kno how they could have gotten so hot.... First time I powered them it was less then 30 seconds I've only powered them all together for maybe 2 and a half minutes... Coil was never ever warm to the touch
Trades ?
Wow, Trancer seemed like a legit dude from all the times I talked to him.
Hope this gets resolved for ya tj
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found the problem yesterday with a trick someone showed me to see if it was indeed the glue joint in the collar.....
was tapping around the edge of the cone and found a spot where u hear the exact mechanical noise...did it to both subs.......same result just in different spots
This^ I think it is more likely a QC failure than the guy beat the living hell out of them and then sold them as BNIB.Quote:
Originally Posted by infamous_e46
i dont think he beat the living hell out of them....just think that he knew they were broken or failed....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch86
How much did you pay for it?
600$Quote:
Originally Posted by 07denali
If he knew why wouldn't he have contacted PE? I'm still thinking it was an honest mistake. If he shipped you the subs having never hooked up power as he claims he likely did not know there was an issue. He should work with you more than you have said he is though, not denying that.
Also not saying you are, but it's happened before where the buyer has received the item beat on it and then claimed they never hooked power up until now and all of a sudden there's an issue. This has happened to reputable sellers with tons of transactions. Maybe there was a weak spot in the glue/epoxy that let go once there was stress put on to it.
Agreed...what I was trying to say prob didnt word it right though:respekt:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch86
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Originally Posted by Imtjnotu