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can i solder this?
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Ryan from Ohio
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Box size for sealed isnt a big issue...
Your amp is probably the culprit here...
Your amp is probably the culprit here...
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tx_vw_bug_man
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as in a crappy amp or too much for it ? or even not enough could clipping cause this?
http://www.mmxpress.com/Pioneer/gmd500m.htm this is my amp
http://www.mmxpress.com/Pioneer/gmd500m.htm this is my amp
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Justin from Detroit1
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Here is the problem.
That amplifier is under powering that sub. When the gain is properly set, I doubt it sounds loud at all. So to make up for that, and to try and get it loud, the gain gets turned up, probably along with the bass boost, and the amp starts to clip. The clipping is what damaged the sub, and will adventually damage the amplifier as well.
Look into an amplifier that can do around 750 @ 2 ohms.
That amplifier is under powering that sub. When the gain is properly set, I doubt it sounds loud at all. So to make up for that, and to try and get it loud, the gain gets turned up, probably along with the bass boost, and the amp starts to clip. The clipping is what damaged the sub, and will adventually damage the amplifier as well.
Look into an amplifier that can do around 750 @ 2 ohms.
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tinsel lead separation is generally caused by distortion and clipping from the amplifier.
you need to be careful repairing a torn lead since using normal solder makes the laad stiff and unflexible.
You generally want to replace the entire tinsel lead, soldering it at the terminal and glueing it at the cone.
you need to be careful repairing a torn lead since using normal solder makes the laad stiff and unflexible.
You generally want to replace the entire tinsel lead, soldering it at the terminal and glueing it at the cone.

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