Manetic09

Thanks man i really appreciate it, i think this is the type of forum i've been looking for a long time.

I'm by all means no professional but i can tell you from what i see is that it appears your tinsel leads have definitely separated. Now, as to 'why'. I can think of your amp pushing to much power to the cone which in turn caused it to excurse out farther than intended causing the tinsel leads to be over extended and snap. Or the loud "pop" you're referring to is very likely to have been your amp clipping.

Alright that's great to hear so far because i was a little skeptical on that. When i heard it i thought no, you wouldn't benefit from anything but then you think of the sound waves being emitted pushing against each other so could it actually dampen the sound??

This would be my first post onto this forum but to start it off i'd like some opinions. I had belief in a theory that if your woofers faced each other you could then perhaps feed them more power and essentially they would just load off of each other. Now technically speaking how do you guys think this would work? Keep in mind they are both (2) in phase with one another in separate boxes.