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Is my speaker blown?

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The woofer on one of my coaxials hasn't been working for months so I took them out to toss in new components..

But the cone isn't separated from the coil at any part. And the woofer doesn't move at all, it's solid tight.

Aren't the woofers supposed to be able to move with the coil when you press on them when they're disconnected?

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