Help guys! I think FI Q is mess up...

[Somchine13]

Not sure but after I took the sub out of my car and hook it up to my bro's amp in his bedroom, I noticed the sub sounds weird. I guess I didn't catch this because I don't like loud music and probably didn't hear the slapping noise. You guys can check out the video here, the quality is not all that good. I don't think this is how a FI Q sounds like.

[ge_off_me]

What the **** is wrong with your title? You have somewhat proper grammar in the thread but the title is TERRIBLE!!

[Somchine13]

Sorry bud, will get that fix.

What the **** is wrong with your title? You have somewhat proper grammar in the thread but the title is TERRIBLE!!

[sobe3yourself.]

What the **** is wrong with your title? You have somewhat proper grammar in the thread but the title is TERRIBLE!!

Sorry bud, will get that fix.

HAHAHAHA.

serious note. how long has this been going on?

[Somchine13]

I've just noticed it an hour ago. Everytime the bass hits, you can hear a slapping noise.

[pro-rabbit]

Pull the sub out of the box and push up on the cone. Check the spider to see if it has broke the glue on the landing.

[Somchine13]

When you mean landing, are you talking about where the cone comes down to connect with the spider? Sorry as you can see I don't really know much about this stuff.

Pull the sub out of the box and push up on the cone. Check the spider to see if it has broke the glue on the landing.

[Somchine13]

Also, I notice some dark brown like glue around the speaker terminals. I know when I first received the sub brand new it wasn't there.

[pro-rabbit]

Talking about where the spider glues to the frame/basket.

Get some pics if you can.

[Somchine13]

All the glue are still there. I might have to contact Fi audio for this. Sub still look as if it were still brand new.

[pro-rabbit]

that poping sound is mechanical noise...means if the glue on the spider and the former the coil is bad. That means you over power the sub, or clipped the signal...or a combination of the two. I would be the coil is a bit separated. No matter what, time for a recone.

[Somchine13]

Thanks Rabbit. I might as well buy a new sub or will look around and see if anyone does recone.

that poping sound is mechanical noise...means if the glue on the spider and the former the coil is bad. That means you over power the sub, or clipped the signal...or a combination of the two. I would be the coil is a bit separated. No matter what, time for a recone.

[pro-rabbit]

Thanks Rabbit. I might as well buy a new sub or will look around and see if anyone does recone.

SPLaudio would be a good option...or sell the blown Q(they don't fetch much) and buy a new driver.

[kramer_212]

sounds like the dust cap is loose, i had this problem on a pair of RE MTS, when they wouldn't accept my return i took the cone off drilled small holes, and bought a needle nose bottle , and mixed jb weld in her then used small amounts in crucial places i sold them to my friend over a year ago and he still says there are no problems with them.

if you do this allow 4 days to dry do to the lack of air flow up in there, and i just placed books on the dust cap for weight to keep pressure.

hope this helps

[pro-rabbit]

sounds like the dust cap is loose, i had this problem on a pair of RE MTS, when they wouldn't accept my return i took the cone off drilled small holes, and bought a needle nose bottle , and mixed jb weld in her then used small amounts in crucial places i sold them to my friend over a year ago and he still says there are no problems with them.

if you do this allow 4 days to dry do to the lack of air flow up in there, and i just placed books on the dust cap for weight to keep pressure.

hope this helps

Why not use ca glude? no waiting required.

You can check the dust cap but I don't think that will be the issue..could be though, if they use a weaker glue.