Subwoofers And Hearing A Scraping Sound When Pushing On Em

[dwz]

Damn! Crazy stuff.. I hope I didn't throw the alpines out of alignment!!!

Even then it's my first pair of subs. If Fi is still top notch by the time I save up enough for a pair I'll grab em that's for sure.

[BrownRice]

ohhh so whats what it means, thanks guys, i was wondering the same thing, i guess i kind of abused my kickers then, had em under my table for a while and ended up pushin on em a bit

[audiofanaticz]

I hope I didn't throw the alpines out of alignment!!!

Even then it's my first pair of subs. If Fi is still top notch by the time I save up enough for a pair I'll grab em that's for sure.

type r's can take some abuse and keep going, im sure you didnt damage it at all, just dont keep pushing on it.

I hate when im at a show, and have the doors open for people to check it all out but they feel the need to push on the speakers non stop, kid after kid. I almost need to get a sign that says please dont touch LOL

FIs will still be around and still a good brand speaker. Tho the hype or talk might not be as big as it is now down the road. FI and DC for example are newer companies so theres big talk about them and everyone buying the subs. Down the road im sure there will be another new audio company and all the sub talk will be of that. Just becuase you wont hear about FI as much no more wont mean they aint great speakers, just means people are grabbing the next cool thing.

It happened with DD, T3, Treo, audiopulse. Its just a trend thing. So you got no worries.