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<blockquote data-quote="bigred78797" data-source="post: 360648" data-attributes="member: 545232"><p>It could have blown the speakers then due to the sudden change in the circuit it could have messed up your amp. Or you speakers could have blown and because you my not have turned down the volume IMMEDIEATELY after they went out it could have tried to come out of protection and messed itself up. Or something could have just gone wrong with the amp. A quick test to see if the sub is completly blown is to take a AA battery and connect it to the terminals.. if the sub moves foward or backwards then in may not be your sub... It will only go one of those two ways it won't make a tone or anything just maybe a quick quiet thump when it first connects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigred78797, post: 360648, member: 545232"] It could have blown the speakers then due to the sudden change in the circuit it could have messed up your amp. Or you speakers could have blown and because you my not have turned down the volume IMMEDIEATELY after they went out it could have tried to come out of protection and messed itself up. Or something could have just gone wrong with the amp. A quick test to see if the sub is completly blown is to take a AA battery and connect it to the terminals.. if the sub moves foward or backwards then in may not be your sub... It will only go one of those two ways it won't make a tone or anything just maybe a quick quiet thump when it first connects. [/QUOTE]
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