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10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
so i picked up a W7 and it doesn't seem to read out on my dmm. everything about the sub cosmetically looks great. also, i can see the voice coil through the basket, it doesn't look black at all, the whole thing looks nice and orange. the blown subs that i've seen have all metered out to crazy numbers over 100 so what does it mean if it meters at infinity? i'm thinking maybe the tinsel leads might be disconnected somewhere? idk. any ideas?
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Re: 10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
I cant help ya there. Hook it up and see if it plays, maybe its your dmm that is the problem.
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Re: 10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
i hooked it up to my 500/1 and that amp works great. no sound, sub didn't move at all. when i push down on the cone there is no scratching, i can see the entire voice coil through the basket, looks great. dmm works, i use it all the time. would it read at infinity if there was a connection that was loose or something?
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Re: 10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
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Re: 10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
that's what i was thinking. is that easy to fix or is the sub pretty much gone? sorry if that's a noob question lol i've never fixed leads before
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Re: 10" JL Audio W7 reads out at infinity on dmm
If the lead damage is internal there's no way of fixing it. If you can see the broken lead from the outside of the sub in an accessible spot you can possibly fix it.
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