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Subs not working right please help
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<blockquote data-quote="1aespinoza" data-source="post: 8712323" data-attributes="member: 654802"><p>It reminds me if a thread where Lasherz explained that your source signal could get too high, therefore making your gain setting high enough to the clipping point. Clipping is where the signal becomes square instead of undulated. An undulated signal pushes and pulls the voice coil whereas a square signal violently shoves and yanks it. I believe this is where slinking of voice coils happen, until the cone becones stuck. </p><p> That is why I asked if it was both subs. The odds of both new and old subs being messed up are slim. So I figure it may be a strong signal or amp is bad. So try setting gains with a multimeter to see if that solves your issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1aespinoza, post: 8712323, member: 654802"] It reminds me if a thread where Lasherz explained that your source signal could get too high, therefore making your gain setting high enough to the clipping point. Clipping is where the signal becomes square instead of undulated. An undulated signal pushes and pulls the voice coil whereas a square signal violently shoves and yanks it. I believe this is where slinking of voice coils happen, until the cone becones stuck. That is why I asked if it was both subs. The odds of both new and old subs being messed up are slim. So I figure it may be a strong signal or amp is bad. So try setting gains with a multimeter to see if that solves your issue. [/QUOTE]
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