Okay, so...my subs make sort of a vibrating/crackling noise now when I play them, and I think this means theyre blown? Im not too sure...so thats my first question. how do i tell if my subs are broken or not? and if they are...could you help me determine if they are repairable by a.) me b.) professional
or if they need to be replaced altogether? if thats the case i would also like some help choosing subs to fit my car, which is a 2002 oldsmobile alero, 4 doors. oh, im not sure exactly what subs they are, but I do know that everything about the car is stock, except for the turn signals...but that dosnt matter.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you all helping me out.
Replies (1)
swez on 05/11/2006 11:21:39
Sub noise is often associated with damage or using too much power for them to handle properly. Do they make these noises at all volume levels? If yes, you probably have sun mechanical damage.
What make and model are these subs and same for the sub amp please.
Swez
or if they need to be replaced altogether? if thats the case i would also like some help choosing subs to fit my car, which is a 2002 oldsmobile alero, 4 doors. oh, im not sure exactly what subs they are, but I do know that everything about the car is stock, except for the turn signals...but that dosnt matter.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you all helping me out.
Replies (1)
swez on 05/11/2006 11:21:39
Sub noise is often associated with damage or using too much power for them to handle properly. Do they make these noises at all volume levels? If yes, you probably have sun mechanical damage.
What make and model are these subs and same for the sub amp please.
Swez
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