Audiobahn AWT15X Problem

Tell them that if the power wire for your amp was too small, the wire would have melted and it has abosuletly nothing to do with the sub.  Tell them that you understand they may be simply trying to get out of honoring the warranty on the sub and you will not stand for it, and that you have support from professionals from BOTH sides of the border who will back you up.  Ask to speak to the manager of the store, not some flunky, and suggest that you may have to contact the better business bureau or even your local government representative.  Tell them you know a professional sound engineer in California (ME) who would love to hear their explaination about how power wire size for an amp can affect the performance of a subwoofer connected to it.  Tell them if they'd like to explain it to me in person, I will provide a phone number.

David Yohn

One minor thing, 97neon.  The gain setting at half on the amp really does not ensure that it is not clipping.  There are a number of factors to take into account.  Gain setting is certainly the most important, but the actual setting has nothing to do with the performance of the amp in any given setup.  It depends entirely on how that gain setting causes the amp to responding to the signal coming into it.

Get your sub replaced, and then we'll get your system set up properly.

With 3M spray adhesive, if the coils are a no go anymore, the sub has succumbed to smelly speaker disease.

"If this still gets no results than just throw the sub through the windshield of the manager's car, Then tell the manager the windshield broke because the glass wasn't thick enough and hence you aren't responsible PS Im not responsible for any legal action taken against you"

Priceless.......

Good luck with the battle, were all behind you.