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<blockquote data-quote="DJL" data-source="post: 4268980" data-attributes="member: 558417">What problem? To date I&#039;ve reconed one sub in which the coil wire was burnt into due to clipping. From reading this thread one person claims to have a spider failure while running over three times the rated power in a poor box with the amp/s at full clip judging by the looks of the coil. 500 degree glue doesn&#039;t melt without excessive clipping at very high power levels. A third person says he ripped a spider on a 3000D amplifier. All I&#039;ve seen so far is enduser abuse.I have seen dozens of vids on utube and elsewhere of endusers running the subs on square waves much below box tuning for several minutes at a time at several times the rated power with no failures. Of the several hundred HDC subs in use three failures related to abuse is a pretty damm good record in anybodies book. Our subs may be inexpensive but they sure as hell don&#039;t use cheap glues or parts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DJL, post: 4268980, member: 558417"] What problem? To date I've reconed one sub in which the coil wire was burnt into due to clipping. From reading this thread one person claims to have a spider failure while running over three times the rated power in a poor box with the amp/s at full clip judging by the looks of the coil. 500 degree glue doesn't melt without excessive clipping at very high power levels. A third person says he ripped a spider on a 3000D amplifier. All I've seen so far is enduser abuse. I have seen dozens of vids on utube and elsewhere of endusers running the subs on square waves much below box tuning for several minutes at a time at several times the rated power with no failures. Of the several hundred HDC subs in use three failures related to abuse is a pretty damm good record in anybodies book. Our subs may be inexpensive but they sure as hell don't use cheap glues or parts. [/QUOTE]

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