heightzbest562

anybody knows the dimension of these

so what would help then ?

just click the link and vid shows it still works and its not blown up

this is a response video to show the DC in action , you be the judge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYX9MPW2eB8&feature=youtu.be

ok i think the noise i heard is just the woofer bottoming out , due to playing low hz and box tuned to mid low 40s

around april 2013 but i bought it from someone on Facebook it looked brand new it came in the new box cone was stiff too

with what amp

im using this woofer in my room with a macrotech and it plays fine

after checking the ohms on the woofer it reads 2.4ohm and 2.3ohm

Really, you base your voltage use on how much your lights dim?? ok you have a point there

i might jus send both woofers to psi

thax for all the replies, most likely ima need a recone for 1 sub, smh temptation is a bitch . i guess ima use this as a lesson well learned

lol did you guys not read the volume wasnt high

the bubbling i stated in the other, i saw first hand, and Rusty explained it to me (the owner of DC). The massive heat build up can cause gasses while the resin/glue starts to melt and evaporate on the windings, with the flatwound coils, there is no where for this gas to go, so it takes the path of least resistance, the aluminum former, which it will bubble out and create a ridge all the way down to the bottom of the former where it can escape. this ridge can touch the pole and cause a rattling sound. your problem might be this, it might not, but a recone is probably the only thing to fix your said "rattle". man if i have to recone 1 i might as well just recone both to upgrade them ( i have 2 woofers i had only 1 playing) if you cut the dustcap off without hurting the cone, looking down to the pole and coil will be your best bet. if you have the issue i stated above, you will see something like this.... which kind of dustcap do you have? as of right now i would dare to cut the dust cap offf knowing that evrything ive done is wrong so far