Well this certainly made my day... Customer came in with this, and I believe the exact quote over the phone was "the sub was on fire." This pics seem to support the theory... I mean, I've plugged subs into 120V wall sockets, and I have never seen this kind of destruction. I wont get into the details of the whole ordeal, but essentially the sub was being overpowered by about 400 watts. The customer doesn't want to spend the extra money on a sub that can handle the power, nor does said customer want to be a little more conservative on volume levels, so what can ya do? Take pics of the destruction, muahahahaha!

 

Holy Burnt Coil Batman.

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thats not overpowering. thats crossovers not set right.

 

now thats abuse

 

Beauty pics Ex-Maxx. Thanks for sharing.

 

The question is did the coil roast before or after the sub exploded?

 

I like this.

 

nice job.

 

i guess its punched now eh?

 

Cone looks worse but I think the coil on this Volfenhag is a bit more beat up. That guy must have kicked it or something....



[ July 28, 2004, 09:13 AM: Message edited by: dbEric ]