cone separating from coil neck??
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cone separating from coil neck??
No long story this time.. but we were shaking the block
then as usual these days...
2 of the 3 subs are making noise they shouldn't!
Took all 3 subs out. I have minimum sub build experience but I did do these 2 recones last year, from 1 piece kits.
Anyhow, the coils aren't burnt , but I did notice these scrapes on only the 2 "noise" makers. The pics are of the scrapes, made from the cone of the coil neck. That's not suppose to move, is it?
Is this a problem and the source of the new noises?
Can it be fixed without re-coning?
then as usual these days...
2 of the 3 subs are making noise they shouldn't!
Took all 3 subs out. I have minimum sub build experience but I did do these 2 recones last year, from 1 piece kits.
Anyhow, the coils aren't burnt , but I did notice these scrapes on only the 2 "noise" makers. The pics are of the scrapes, made from the cone of the coil neck. That's not suppose to move, is it?
Is this a problem and the source of the new noises?
Can it be fixed without re-coning?
#3
Thanks J.
All they have to do is hold up for a few weeks, we should have the new 4ohm vc recones and the .67 load soon.. I'll fix these and they can be fodder till then
Do you think there is any benefit in using the ca glue/goop on those same seems with the new recones ? they did fail already
All they have to do is hold up for a few weeks, we should have the new 4ohm vc recones and the .67 load soon.. I'll fix these and they can be fodder till then
Do you think there is any benefit in using the ca glue/goop on those same seems with the new recones ? they did fail already
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