Buddy was asking me this the other day. Sadly i dunno what exactly causes this. Is it just too much power going to a speaker (subs) or is it too high of gain and pushing the speaker to hard? or a combination of both?
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too much power goes to it which causes heat
the heats burn the voicecoil |
Burnt voice coils occur due to amplifier clipping or overdriving. :eek:
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Originally posted by SQLStephen: Burnt voice coils occur due to amplifier clipping or overdriving. :eek: |
Originally posted by Haunz: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by SQLStephen: Burnt voice coils occur due to amplifier clipping or overdriving. :eek: If clipping which produces more power but less movement doesn't... And overdriving a subwoofer IE too much power..... Deos not heat up a coil to the point of burning it does then what does? X |
Maybe he just likes pulling pud X. [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] :D
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Originally posted by SQLStephen: Maybe he just likes pulling pud X. [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] :D X |
so...then are you all telling me the answer is "a" too much power?
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most of the time too much power will not kill woofers but yes if the driver is ran for a certain amount of time it may damage the coils , thus clipping will also damage the speaker quicker than u can say " snap crackle pop "
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Originally posted by Hardcore Rock Superstar: so...then are you all telling me the answer is "a" too much power? So not enough cooling, too much power, or both; a square or severly clipped wave can cause it. X |
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