How to repair a blown sub

posted by JamesGang on Jan 05, 2008

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how?

I have the same problem.

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posted on Jan 20, 2008

idkia_33

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if the wires just disconnected, you could probably get some glue and glue it where it was originally.

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posted on Jan 14, 2008

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i have a problem, i dont think my speaker is blown, but , it just looks like the wiring broke on the coil at the end that connects to the cone, i think thats how i can best describe it..its a 10" pioneer IMPP w/ integrated voice coil cooling system 500w max and also it looks like where the wires broke, the coil cam unglued from the cone.. hope someone can help me..is this something i can repair on my own or is it garbage?

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posted on Jan 06, 2008

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what blew on the sub.is the voice coil burnt

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