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<blockquote data-quote="Fuzion64" data-source="post: 8696361" data-attributes="member: 658588">Long story short had my gain set running a test tone of 50Hz 0dbWhen out of nowhere I heard a 1 hz - 1khz sine wave test start from youtube without being selected due to the annoying youtube autoplay feature being turned onAt this point my volume was at 85% since I was alternating between music and a test tone. Next thing I know I hear a rattle from my sub and smell a burning smell.Dang autoplay I never expected youtube to launch a 1khz sweep thru my sub especially at 90% volume.I rushed to turn it off as quickly as I could, but by then the damage was done.Its a kenwood 9106 so I very much doubt pushing a mere 500w-600w thru it blew it since its rated for 1000w up to a peak of 2000wNow when a sub is hooked up it vibrates at a very low volume, but there is no punch behind the bass.How do I test my sub and amp to see what all damage has happened. How do I make sure my 200a fuse is still intact. It looks exactly like this.[ATTACH=full]20560[/ATTACH]What would this look like if it got damaged?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fuzion64, post: 8696361, member: 658588"] Long story short had my gain set running a test tone of 50Hz 0db When out of nowhere I heard a 1 hz - 1khz sine wave test start from youtube without being selected due to the annoying youtube autoplay feature being turned on At this point my volume was at 85% since I was alternating between music and a test tone. Next thing I know I hear a rattle from my sub and smell a burning smell. Dang autoplay I never expected youtube to launch a 1khz sweep thru my sub especially at 90% volume. I rushed to turn it off as quickly as I could, but by then the damage was done. Its a kenwood 9106 so I very much doubt pushing a mere 500w-600w thru it blew it since its rated for 1000w up to a peak of 2000w Now when a sub is hooked up it vibrates at a very low volume, but there is no punch behind the bass. How do I test my sub and amp to see what all damage has happened. How do I make sure my 200a fuse is still intact. It looks exactly like this. [ATTACH type="full" alt="20560"]20560[/ATTACH] What would this look like if it got damaged? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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