Aftermarket Speakers Blowing
12-21-2003, 06:06 PM
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Aftermarket Speakers Blowing
I just want to know how many times if any has your aftermarket speakers blown? Do you know what could be causing the speakers to blow?
Kind of O.T. This is a question for anyone who has a sub or subs. What volume do you have it at when you are listening at a normal volume? and what volume when you have the sub pumping?
Kind of O.T. This is a question for anyone who has a sub or subs. What volume do you have it at when you are listening at a normal volume? and what volume when you have the sub pumping?
12-21-2003, 10:26 PM
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Re: Aftermarket Speakers Blowing
Originally posted by dawrenn
I just want to know how many times if any has your aftermarket speakers blown? Do you know what could be causing the speakers to blow?
I just want to know how many times if any has your aftermarket speakers blown? Do you know what could be causing the speakers to blow?
Originally posted by dawrenn
Kind of O.T. This is a question for anyone who has a sub or subs. What volume do you have it at when you are listening at a normal volume? and what volume when you have the sub pumping?
Kind of O.T. This is a question for anyone who has a sub or subs. What volume do you have it at when you are listening at a normal volume? and what volume when you have the sub pumping?
12-22-2003, 02:36 AM
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Re: Re: Aftermarket Speakers Blowing
Originally posted by SiClone
I'd say its because the speakers are underpowered and you are cranking up the volume too much. Distortion blows speakers.
I'd say its because the speakers are underpowered and you are cranking up the volume too much. Distortion blows speakers.
12-22-2003, 04:46 PM
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Distortion does not blow speakers - only two things blow speakers:
1. Driving a speaker past it's mechanical limits
2. Overheating the coil
And I've never (knock on wood) blown a speaker in my life...
1. Driving a speaker past it's mechanical limits
2. Overheating the coil
And I've never (knock on wood) blown a speaker in my life...
12-22-2003, 05:42 PM
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Originally posted by rcurley55
Distortion does not blow speakers - only two things blow speakers:
1. Driving a speaker past it's mechanical limits
2. Overheating the coil
And I've never (knock on wood) blown a speaker in my life...
Distortion does not blow speakers - only two things blow speakers:
1. Driving a speaker past it's mechanical limits
2. Overheating the coil
And I've never (knock on wood) blown a speaker in my life...
How does the coil get overheated?
How have you blown many?