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I recently heard a rumor that dc was having problems with soft parts. Then I was at an event and saw two level 6's with shredded surrounds on a single dc 3.5k i do realize there could be box design issues but has anyone heard of any problems with m2 soft parts.

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Nope there is nothing wrong with the soft parts, If the surrounds failed, then there was something else that caused it, no way that would happen with 1 3.5k on a pair, or even 1 per sub.

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What about the former..."warping" seen about 4/5 dc xl m2s were the coil ends up slidong right off the former because the ... Split in the former warps and shrinks

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If there was a issue with the coil we would have addressed it. The glue that holds the windings on the former is the same glue we have used for the last 6 years.

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Abuses would make any sub fall apart. Something was wrong in the install.

This. I've abused the shit out of my Level 3 10's. Over-powered them. Over-excurted them. Took them below 20hz. Still play as fine as the first day I got them. Definitely an enclosure issue.

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