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4 Week yr old fosgate component set "tweets blown!" what do i do!


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I bought this exact set, from the site in which the link I posted...

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=22024

along with this 4 channel hifonics amp,

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=20603

I had the fosgate mid and tweets hooked up to the 1st and 2nd channel via the crossover it came with.

They worked great, well yesterday the tweeters stopped working out of nowhere while cruising and playing

at low volume... There is NO sound whatsoever coming out of them, but the mid speaker works perfect.

Both tweeters went out at exact same time? wtf

What do I do from here? I paid 200$, and that is alot for me right now...

Btw, the gains on the amp were very low...

I hooked up my old kenwood front speakers for now, and I am kind of disappointed with the fosgates as I think my cheap old kenwoods sound better.

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Good luck, should have bought from a dealer. I had purchased a set of kappa perfects from a discount online site, blew a mid bass in 2 months infinity wouldn't even talk to me. can always sell the mid-basses and xovers on ebay or try to by another set of tweets.

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tweeters dont just blow, you either had too much power on them or your signal was clipped hard..... "very low" gains on the amp doesnt mean anything if it, the eq before it, or the deck itself is clipping...

sucks your having problems but dont blame the tweets, blame your install.


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Yeah, I bought a set of Alpine from that same dealer, and I blew a tweeter with in a week and had to just buy new ones because they wouldn't replace them, and Alpine wouldn't help either.

It was my fault they blew.

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everybody plays their shit at low volumes and gains are always set right or low when people blow shit...

Dunno how u guys do it.... usually when I blow my shit my gains are up and my system is at max....

Make sure the wire didn't come off would be my first thought, if it's blown then buy another set and have spares...

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BTW: open up those crossovers if you can, there might be a little light bulb looking thing in there (which is a bulb, but acts as a fuse). If its burnt, you can get one at any autoparts store...


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I'm having a weird problem with my other set of mids, the RF ones, The bulb inside the crossover keeps blowing, and I can't figure it out.

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BTW: open up those crossovers if you can, there might be a little light bulb looking thing in there (which is a bulb, but acts as a fuse). If its burnt, you can get one at any autoparts store...

Thanks for the tip. But I hooked up a direct audio wire from the amp to the tweet to see if any noise would come and heard nothing...

Probably did clip the shit out of it, my only reasonable guess... ^

Think I'm going to go with bigredishott and just buy new tweeters and keep the mids...

I guess a lesson learned from clipping... I don't want my subs to be next...

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I had this issue about 2 months ago, and got in contact with RF support guy via email, and RF replaced my X-Overs for nothing. By far the best support I have ever experienced. Try going to RF's website and email them about your issue, and see if they might offer a helping hand. Wont hurt, you know

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