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<blockquote data-quote="notoriousroc1" data-source="post: 7296981" data-attributes="member: 576650"><p>Hey guys,</p><p></p><p>I recently ordered an Audioque HDC3 12" Copper Coils D2. I've had it installed for about 2 months on a RF T20001BD in a recommended sized ported enclosure. Just last week, I've noticed that when I pop the trunk and listen to the sub I hear a scratching or a metal "jingling" sound. In the cabin, it isn't even noticeable.</p><p></p><p>I've metered the coils and they both meter to 1.8ohms exactly. I don't see a burned voice coil when looking in. I've read that this MAY be due to not breaking in the sub properly. Honestly, I believe I did break it in properly. I played it at extremely low volumes for almost the first month. The suspension is still pretty stiff though. Any ideas? Do I need a recoil already???</p><p></p><p>Also, if I pluck the dust cap with my finger I hear a metal "jingling" sound.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for any and all help you guys can lend.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="notoriousroc1, post: 7296981, member: 576650"] Hey guys, I recently ordered an Audioque HDC3 12" Copper Coils D2. I've had it installed for about 2 months on a RF T20001BD in a recommended sized ported enclosure. Just last week, I've noticed that when I pop the trunk and listen to the sub I hear a scratching or a metal "jingling" sound. In the cabin, it isn't even noticeable. I've metered the coils and they both meter to 1.8ohms exactly. I don't see a burned voice coil when looking in. I've read that this MAY be due to not breaking in the sub properly. Honestly, I believe I did break it in properly. I played it at extremely low volumes for almost the first month. The suspension is still pretty stiff though. Any ideas? Do I need a recoil already??? Also, if I pluck the dust cap with my finger I hear a metal "jingling" sound. Thanks for any and all help you guys can lend. [/QUOTE]
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