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If it is not blown than what could it be ?

The woofer just stop playing. It's not blown or fried. it was playing one minute and quit the next what do I do?

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How do you know its not blow or fried?? is the amp good??? arte the input leads to the amp good??is ther at least 12 volts on the amps b+ wiring??

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