as said, if you have the gains up too much, or not enough power going to the amp, it will make the amp clip, therefore breaking things.
its not really the amp or the subs fault, its due to lack of voltage or too much gain on the amp, its tryin to work to hard and then they clip the sig...
might of had the gains too high on the amp, or had a poor voltage supply, and clipped the signal, killing your sub, doesn't sound good anyway.
whats your budget? i reccomend www.caraudiodirect.com too.
fair point, what about a pub meet then?
lol, so theres a possible 2 then
yeah, was just an idea!
well, i got thisif not, we'll try and do something.
maybe, hold on, i got somethin on the go.......
its ok, i was having a dull day yesterday, i got home and took it out in 5 mins! :banghead: :doh:
i can sence bad temper and an angle grinder coming here
d'oh, i aint got any of them, and i need the seats out an dback in again before saturday!! bloody car.
the front bolts arn't too bad, its the back ones i am having the trouble with.