i have a logitech house sub and replaced it with a kicker comp 10 it bottoms out very easily at low volume and makes noise like there is a hole in it.the logitech sub is 8 ohms and the kicker is 4 ohms
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i have a logitech house sub and replaced it with a kicker comp 10 it bottoms out very easily at low volume and makes noise like there is a hole in it.the logitech sub is 8 ohms and the kicker is 4 ohms
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ur a b itch
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i'm betting that the kicker is less efficient than the paper cone logitech driver.
i had a logitech speaker set one time, it ran on a chip amplifier.
whenever the chip got hot, things went to hell for the subwoofer.
if the amp is operating with that 4ohm sub, i bet its getting pretty toasty.
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lol, kinda overkill on the replacement....yeah its probably a SMT transistor (or a pair of them) running it and its going into thermal failure quickly and probably doesnt have a thermal overload protection circuit on it to manage what your doing to it.
Just put a cheapie 8 ohm sub from parts express in it.
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