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[reed dollaz 10+ year member]

xplod subs? and your wondering if it blew? asnf your wondering if u should get new ones? cmon man... are u that dense?

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[reed dollaz 10+ year member]

xplod subs? and your wondering if it blew? asnf your wondering if u should get new ones? cmon man... are u that dense?

 

[Geezerpoop 10+ year member]

There are a number of reasons your sub could have blown. Were the gains set properly? Did you have bass boost on? The new amp may have just been too much power for the sony sub, sony doesn't make very reliable car audio equipment which is what I think reed dollaz is getting at

 

[jake760 10+ year member]

I had the same thing happen with a pioneer sub(the walmart ones next to the xplodes). Smoke from the port, then amp goes to protect when using the sub. I'm guessing when you burn the coil it drops the impedance lower than the amp can handle. btw, I almost thew up also from the smell of the smoke, no joke, burned coils are intense Just do what I did and buy a type r.

 

[Elton 10+ year member]

guessing you got the subs cuz there where red and cheap and matched your car color ? anyways i guess you know why there called xplod lol

 

[CJL 10+ year member]

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[JayRich 10+ year member]

type arghhh? I was debating that. Im looking into the tc sounds line up to. or maybe even a cw-15. yea jus wondering if this has happened before. I wonda why the impdeance would drop? thats wack. Time to buy a new moofer. thanks for the help. and flames. lol

You wont be disappointed with TC sounds. There woofers are built very well, and are well known for there great SQ, low distortion, and still gets very loud IMO. FI car audio also have some good woofers.

 

[snoopdan 5,000+ posts]

You wont be disappointed with TC sounds. There woofers are built very well, and are well known for there great SQ, low distortion, and still gets very loud IMO.

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FI car audio also have some good woofers.

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The CW 15 is an even better idea, and would probably last you quite a while...plus if you blow it you can recone it yourself. Its way better to rely on yourself than anyone else //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif

 

[bwell 10+ year member]

guessing you got the subs cuz there where red and cheap and matched your car color ? anyways i guess you know why there called xplod lol

you **** at jokes gtfo.

 

[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

Anything will be an upgrade from your xblows.

 

[docutech 10+ year member]

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[snoopdan 5,000+ posts]

Yo snoop first question i wana know is how well do those subs hit the lows? i know you had the 12, i dont know if you tested the 15. i think you said somewhere you did but i only saw the videos of the 12. And yea im really considering the cw 15 now just because theres a little tendency that i wish i could recone the sub. how much do their recones cost? (i guess that the second question?) i was thinking about buying one form hifisoundconnection.com, would it still have a valid warranty or should i call massive audio? thanks if ya answer. someone get the snoop signal.

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The CW 15's are great on the lows as well, I personally like both the CW and the DMX lines....Massive is a seriously overlooked manufacturer in the audio world - which is a shame for the people who could benefit from using their stuff. The recones are $80, and Low-Hz is also a dealer for Massive as well...you can contact kevin at lowhz01@yahoo.com for current pricing.