Subwoofers in Box stopped working

[bobkenshaw]

OK i purchased from audiobahn a box with two adiobahn 10 inch subwoofers installed in them along with a blue neon light.

the box has a place for one positive and one negative wire to be inputted. Inside the box the two subwoofers are somehow wired together to act as one.

A couple days ago they suddenly stopped working

a plugged my freinds MTX 12 inch subwoofer into my amp and it worked perfectly. this deeming that it must be my speakers.

Any idea as to what the problem could be? the speakers arent blown also

please help

thanks

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[zyklonb 10+ year member]

well bad idea buying a prefab box loaded with subs from audiobahn but, one of the terminals probaly came undone unscrew the subs and check to see if everything is hooked up to something if there is a loose wire haniging hook it back up

 

[audiobahnuser18 5,000+ posts]

Should of never bought that prefab box loaded with Audiobahn BullS*it sub's. yes yes i know my name on here is audiobahnuser but im still trying to get in touch with the car audio mod or w/e that is to change it for me still nothing. but brand's to stay away from with subwoofer's man audiobahn , volzenhag , Kenwood , sony

 

[konechiwa 10+ year member]

kenwood subs aren't that bad. Their good for budget applications. Their Excelon subs aren't that bad either.

but yeah, audiobahn is really bad. But if you bought it from a authorized dealer just send it back and make them deal with it.

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

just take out your terminal cup and make sure everything is still hooked up. if everything is hooked up to the termianl cup, take out your subs and see if there are any loose wires. not that hard

 

[Bluecamry 10+ year member]

The new Excelons are very good. Two 10s or 12s of those in a sealed box are decent subs, beating out a lot of pioneer stuff, and nearing if not beating the Type-S.

You have a loose connection... really I cant think of anything else it could be. If the amp works, theres just a bad connection. If you blew out a sub... it would still try to play (depends though) but it could have shorted, and if it was wired wrong, if ones shorted the other one is too.