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12" Type R Clipping Hard


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I have 2 12" Alpine Type R's @ 2 Ohms with a Kicker 750.1 Amp. I've noticed a loud rattle lately and I figured it was just a panel loose. I finally had time to check it out and just one of my subs is clipping really hard. I don't know why one is doing it and the other isnt but its happening. What's up with this?

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sounds like maybe coil rub on the one sub?

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i highly doubt you can hear clipping from just one sub. you cant have one sub receive a clipped signal and the other one doesnt, when they are on the same amp. im guessing you hear the sub making a mechanical noise thats a result of a failure. broken triple joint, ripped spider, bottomed out coil, slinkied coil, etc.

your best bet for us helping you is to make a good video of the problem so we can hear the noise you hear.

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Are they D2 or D4 subs?

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Any time you have have a power wire next to your frame put some rubber hosing (or cut up an innertube) around it. The wire is bound to wiggle (due to driving or flex) and the casing will eventually wear through.

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