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Yes I tested the speaker itself. One side reads 1 ohm other side reads 0 ohms. where are these tensil's you speak of?

I Bought a Sundown X-10 v.2 Dual 2ohm subwoofer only 3 months or so and it was working great until one day I was driving and the bass from the sub cuts out then back on then off. As if the speaker wires had come loose and the connection wasn't firm enough... I tried everything and I discovered that since it is a Dual 2 ohm sub that each terminal should give me a ohms/resistance reading of 1 ohm. But when using my multimeter. I only get a reading of 1 ohm off one of the terminals. The other side all I get is 0. I'm not sure if there's anything that can be done. Appearance wise everything looks perfect and it doesn't smell burnt up or anything. Is it possible something just came loose inside the sub? Thanks

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I'm building a box for my Sundown X-10 v2 D2 and I just want to clairify that the Subwoofer needs 1.50 Cubic Feet of air space. Is that the recommended space or the Maximum? Also Is the 1.50 ft^3 the amount of air space after total displacement or before? And what about the port? 1.50 ft^3 including port volume or is 1.50 ft^3 excluding the port volume? Thanks for the help

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I need help with a ported Sub box for my 2015 GMC Sierra Double Cab (Four Door Extended Cab). I would love if someone had blueprints so I can build it myself. If it could be Down firing with the 2 ports facing forward, but I wont be picky. --Thank You Everyone MAX size (Front Height 11" , Back Height 7.5" , Depth 16.5" , Width 55") - Recomended Ported Box Size- 1.0 Cubit Foot per Sub - I think it should be tuned to 32hz Sundown Audio SD-3 10" Dual 4 Ohm RE : 7.00 ohms FS : 25.5 Hz VAS : 39.3 L QES : 0.50 QMS : 3.53 QTS : 0.43 LE : 7.49 mH BL : 18.57 NA MMS : 152 g CMS : 260 uM/N SENS : 83.1 dB