OK I was testing my sub, not even that loud, I could feel the walls shake though, but then the sub just started crackling and then shut off. By tapping the cone a little, it comes back.
I have a vid uploading right now...
Weird.
Hm so like if I get a new sub, like an MTX Thunder 6000 12", will I be able to pop the standard one out and plug in the new one, and screw it back in?
It appears that Juice's sub will do just that. The end of the coil is coming to rest on the front of the magnet. A real simple way to limit the power to the sub or any speaker for that matter is to take a lesson from Marantz. Inside some of their high end speakers there is a small light bulb wired in series with the input connection. Some of the audio energy is dissipated through the bulb lighting up. I could play the amp at max and not once did I smoke any of the speakers. My Mach3's had the same arrangement.
Wait so my sub doesnt have a limiter thing? Even my bose 201's have that... I don't understand why a sub wouldnt.
I bought it from PC Richard, it was a floor display, with no warranty, does that mean it's been blasted?
So what kind of sub should I get, I want to keep the enclosure...