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thanks for the dead on answer.. and the advise about not fixing them. ill keep that in mind when buying a new amp. ;)

i did fry 1 coil, thats what made me get the volt meter and do all the testing!! lol untill i get to the bottom of this ill be using my cheep sony driver. just in case. and yes i tested my good amp and it get nothing with no signal going to it.

lol yea, and its not AC its DC. i have a old jbl amp that has 87 volts dc at the amp, and it does the same thing, pushes the woofer out REALLY FARE and then hums for about 5 seconds then POP goes the fuse. and yea i shoud try to get M&K on the horn and see what they say. thanks again!

hmm.. maby ill keep it hangin aroun in the garage for a while. i also have another subwoofer m&k longthrow 200watt and the driver barrly moves. i even turned down all the other speakers and turned the bass and sub to max then cranked my volume all the way up. and still it just kinda...

hi all! i have a subwoofer amp that when pluged in and not hooked up to a reciver makes the driver extend as far as it can out, then the fuse blows after about 6 or 10 seconds. i got my volt meter out and it reads 52 volts going to the driver.. dosnt matter if its on or off. ive...

room size is 15x24 with 8 ft ceilings. two openings, the size of a doorway. best buy isnt selling the jbl l8400, i was it demoed at a jbl /harmon Kardon class that i went to. and i can get it wholesale for 400$ retail is about 800$. from what im hearing, it look like i should...

realistically about 400 or so. i can get the jbl-l8400 new for 400 bucks, and that's what I'm leaning towards, Ive heard one demoed, but today i saw a M&K v1250 used for 400 bucks. the jbl being 600wats and the M&K being 125watts.

what all the watts about? how come i can buy a 125watt k&m sub that has a msrp of about $900.00 or a 600watt jbl sub for msrp of about $800.00? the price is close but the watts is way different. please dont get to techy on me as im new to home theater. i was maby thinking they...