mxman38 Posted July 13, 2010 Report Posted July 13, 2010 So i was dropping my hifonics amp to remount it and add my second T10001bd to the amp rack when all the sudden the positive wire sparked against the subwoofers speaker terminal (bolt style). I didnt think anything of it until i smelt something terrible coming from my T10001. I knew it had sent 12 volts through the speaker wire into the amp, i turned it on and yeah... its in protect. I just bought my second T10001bd for 100 dollars from my brother thinking i got it for a steal. My plan was to upgrade from SDC2.5's to 1 T10001bd per dc LVL4. But im thinking i blew it for good... im effed arent i?
big dee Posted July 13, 2010 Report Posted July 13, 2010 So i was dropping my hifonics amp to remount it and add my second T10001bd to the amp rack when all the sudden the positive wire sparked against the subwoofers speaker terminal (bolt style). I didnt think anything of it until i smelt something terrible coming from my T10001. I knew it had sent 12 volts through the speaker wire into the amp, i turned it on and yeah... its in protect. I just bought my second T10001bd for 100 dollars from my brother thinking i got it for a steal. My plan was to upgrade from SDC2.5's to 1 T10001bd per dc LVL4. But im thinking i blew it for good... im effed arent i? may be send it off for repair
Boon Posted July 13, 2010 Report Posted July 13, 2010 RF repair them for a flat rate, it's quite a lot of money, I think they just replace the board and throw the old one in the bin. They're a b!tch to work on. And yeah, something in the output section will probably be toast. Most likely something in the sensitive and complex drive circuitry. 10.x volts fo' life!
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