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Don't tempt me and then back out when I ask where the couch is so I can crash while you recone them Thank you for the thought Nem, I believe it to be honest offer to help! It is only a 9 hour drive afterall........ Sure is and I would show you the Haunt. I will always offer this to good members. Wow, thanks guys. I truly appreciate the offers! SSA once again shows why it roooocks!

As most of you know I unloaded my xcons below tuning and did some damage. Only one had visible damage and I corrected that with some devcon epoxy. Now that they are both back in and playing my wife and I both agree that they have lost output. Is this possible? Could I have done enough non visible damage to the soft parts that they would lose noticeable output? I assumed they might be a little sloppy now from stressing the spiders, but to lose output? Thanks in advance.

Don't tempt me and then back out when I ask where the couch is so I can crash while you recone them Thank you for the thought Nem, I believe it to be honest offer to help! It is only a 9 hour drive afterall........

x2!

Tuned in!

Booooo lol The SSA Store sells recone kits for those subs. It's really easy to do and faster than shipping it back to the build house. http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/products/xcon-recone-service-kit.html Ive considered it, but I have zero experience with it and frankly, am not going to learn on my xcons. My fosgates? sure. xcons? noooo

Or just a run of the mill nothing better to do but troll. Please don't bring special needs people into this. Nothing lower than that. God help this country in the coming years.

Booooo lol

Tired of your dumbass comments, just get the fuck out. Looking good Jon x2 im surprised this is still being allowed to go on....

Yes i have rabbit. everything is the same except for output. not a HUGE loss but noticeable.actually one of the amps i increased the gain a little to match the other. i want to say it was 76 volts i matched them at...

/thread cant get any funnier than that...

Looking evil sir!

There are plenty of reasons for an amp not to be 1ohm stable. have you noticed how bad efficiency drops as you go down in ohm load? That's just one reason of many....

Just my personal opinion on the gains. I would definatly go louder with the radio and back off on the gains. Just for the reason you will not be stressing your amp NEAR as much. As it is now, you are showing it very little voltage and asking it to amplify it greatly. As to turning your deck up would allow it to send closer to rated voltage, therefore, you can turn your gains way down and your equipment should last longer and sound better. if your deck goes to 45 I would set gains with volume at around 30 that way the deck isn't clipping but is sending good voltage to amp.

Those holders are known to get hot enough to melt. For the few bucks it would cost to replace, its a no brainer before you lose your entire car/system to fire...

Looking good. tuned in!

I don't understand. you even gave him killer advice on the fuse topic.....wtf

And if that's correct, jon is spot on, that's a BAD holder

The way I read it he was measuring right before and right after the fuse....

Beautiful work!

Kudos to Stephan and alton. fantastic advice to op. I have even learned a little. SSA equipment AND forum ftmfw!!

sorry Julian, posted same time

Im pretty sure Julian is serious, I have heard about replacing amp fans with pc fans before...

I couldn't possibly agree more^

As most of you know I am running 2 XCON 15s. The other day I let my player go into a sweep of 20-60hz, obviously way below my tuning. My amps do have a set ssf at 28hz. However, my subs bottomed out like crazy for a couple seconds(stopped before I could run to deck to turn down). Now I am having issues with one of the subs. When I say issues its very confusing. I don't seem to have lost any output, BUT when I watch the subs play its almost as if they are "out of phase" with each other. The left sub is BARELY moving at low volumes and even at higher volumes on steady tones. On some songs it seems to move just as much as the other, but on most songs AND tones it is barely moving. and again, when it does move it doesn't match the other sub. I turned them up this morning and listened for any distress in them and in the left one I can hear the faintest sound. At first I thought it was an interior panel rattling but im pretty sure its the sub. What could I have done? is it a loose lead? is that why it doesn't seem to "move" like the other sub? why do I have at least what seems like, the same output as before? Im begging for advice from ANYONE, I have NO idea what I could have done and the unloading the other day is the only thing I can think of that might have damaged them. For what its worth I have pressed on both subs and they both feel ok no rubbing or anything like that. PLEASE help.