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<blockquote data-quote="DropDownLowYota" data-source="post: 6363306" data-attributes="member: 607849"><p>The other day I was driving and mind you i have rainbow components but i dont know which model i have. well i always slam it like all the time at even higher volumes than what it was. out of nowhere one of my tweeters started started crackling. does this mean that it's blown? it wasn't at it's highest volume that i normally have it at for longer periods of time. could it be a wiring issue. now i can only turn it up to a certain volume before it starts making noise. it can't be blown can it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DropDownLowYota, post: 6363306, member: 607849"] The other day I was driving and mind you i have rainbow components but i dont know which model i have. well i always slam it like all the time at even higher volumes than what it was. out of nowhere one of my tweeters started started crackling. does this mean that it's blown? it wasn't at it's highest volume that i normally have it at for longer periods of time. could it be a wiring issue. now i can only turn it up to a certain volume before it starts making noise. it can't be blown can it? [/QUOTE]
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