so i just found out i blew my hdc315 copper :(

Aluminum is fine for daily, especially for 3k.

And its not hard at all to take out the soft parts, the only bad part about doing a recone is cleaning off the excess glue..

 
I doubt it would be a defect. He already stated he was paying way over rated power below tuning.
yep thats what i was thinking. if it happen at rated power and closer to tuning then it might be a different story

 
yep thats what i was thinking. if it happen at rated power and closer to tuning then it might be a different story
The biggest killer of subs is making flex vids under tuning with a crap load of power. It only takes about 30 seconds of that abuse before your amps **** the juice out of your batteries and the clipping starts causing your amps to produce gobs of nasty power.

Bassboxing in dbdrag and Streetbeat in USACI only do 30 second runs and those guys for the most part know the limits of their systems and still manage to blow subs. I've seen hundreds of flex vids running up to 3 minutes in length at full power below tuning in full clipp.

The e-mails I get usually begin with "I don't know what happened, I was only running about 1000 watts of clean power......"

 
The biggest killer of subs is making flex vids under tuning with a crap load of power. It only takes about 30 seconds of that abuse before your amps **** the juice out of your batteries and the clipping starts causing your amps to produce gobs of nasty power.
Bassboxing in dbdrag and Streetbeat in USACI only do 30 second runs and those guys for the most part know the limits of their systems and still manage to blow subs. I've seen hundreds of flex vids running up to 3 minutes in length at full power below tuning in full clipp.

The e-mails I get usually begin with "I don't know what happened, I was only running about 1000 watts of clean power......"

yeah i figured it happened when we were taking that video. so what are the recone prices again? do you think i would be better off with alum for my case? the alum recone doesnt have any more spiders does it?

 
The biggest killer of subs is making flex vids under tuning with a crap load of power. It only takes about 30 seconds of that abuse before your amps **** the juice out of your batteries and the clipping starts causing your amps to produce gobs of nasty power.
Bassboxing in dbdrag and Streetbeat in USACI only do 30 second runs and those guys for the most part know the limits of their systems and still manage to blow subs. I've seen hundreds of flex vids running up to 3 minutes in length at full power below tuning in full clipp.

The e-mails I get usually begin with "I don't know what happened, I was only running about 1000 watts of clean power......"[/QUOTE]

Fuckers, they know what they did
 
yeah i figured it happened when we were taking that video. so what are the recone prices again? do you think i would be better off with alum for my case? the alum recone doesnt have any more spiders does it?
It's not so much the number of spiders that count, it's the materials and design of the suspension system. The copper coil has a total of 7 spiders and the aluminum has six but the spider compounds and suspension designs are different. The alum versions are optimized for excursion and higer power and are much better suited for severe abuse.

The subs are rated for 1000 watts RMS and 2000 music. I have never seen an HDC fail on 1000 watts of clean power or 2000 watts on music above box tuning. Most of our customers run several times the rated power and clipp the crap out of the amps. They blow a few subs but have a great time doing it. Recones for AQ subs are very reasonable in price. Actually failure rates are very very low even with the abuse thrown at them.

 
I can agree, I just thought my HDC315-A was blown from 4K watts, likely clipping too but took it out and found it looked perfect! Ended up being the line driver was Fuc#!$......Glad too I did not want to recone it yet! Love this sub!!

 
how is a different coil material going to keep the spider from ripping //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif
It won't but with the aluminum comes a different spider assembly.

do you think it could have been a defect in the way the sub was assembled?shouldnt the stress on that part be the same all the way around the former?
In a perfect world maybe but nothing is an exact science.

on the upside recones are fun. and btw its a ***** to pull the cone out //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
Only if the coils frozen in the gap otherwise it should be just fine and pull out easy.

Oh I'm definantly reconing. Probably to alum coil
If your reconing to aluminum it should only be for the different spider setup. In my experience with both I found the copper to withstand daily pounding longer.

Recone for copper HDC315 is 70 with shipping included. Have fun:p:

 
If your reconing to aluminum it should only be for the different spider setup. In my experience with both I found the copper to withstand daily pounding longer.

Recone for copper HDC315 is 70 with shipping included. Have fun:p:
so which, in your opinion, do you think i should get if i keep the powerbass for one. would the aluminums spider setup be better for 3k?

 
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