Sub problem

[Polecat 5,000+ posts]

pull the other driver, and swap sides..if the problem moves, it's the sub.... if it stays on that side, it's not //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[Nikuk 5,000+ posts]

no impedance measurement yet? cause, if that checks out the only other thing i can think of would be a short in the speaker wire (which you've already checked) or a problem at the amp terminals (is the subs are wired to the amp individually).

 

[geonfreaq 10+ year member]

SOMEONE???? Had this "EXACT"problem 2 days ago on this forum and it was the wiring..It was an MTX sub I remember and the Wiring was reversed on one sub..Search it!

Yup that was me!!!

DONT look at the terminas for the wires on the sub, look at the wires themselves(red/black) that go to the coil. Mtx had swapped mine on one coil not the other.

Hook your wires up to the amp, then touch em to one coil.(+/-) The sub should jump up. Test both sides if one side jumps down, the poparity is ****ed.

Thats what I did and found the prob.

 

[ANeonRider 10+ year member]

That is all fine and dandy guys, but something like that would be noticeable right away.

Its just weird they have been both working perfectly for 8 months now, and all of a sudden this happens.

 

[BASS OUTLAW 10+ year member]

+ve in -ve terminal and vice versa , has the same effect

 

[geonfreaq 10+ year member]

So they were working fine before, havent been disconnected, and are messin up now?

 

[Nikuk 5,000+ posts]

So they were working fine before, havent been disconnected, and are messin up now?

yup, as of last update... y we're all thinking failure (partial)....