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tallard03

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Posted: May 09, 2006 at 6:46 PM / IP Logged

Hey guys just in case you wanted to know i figured out what it was that was happening. 1) The type of enclosure that i had the subwoofer in is apparently "known" for "smoking" speakers. I was talking to a few dealers around the area and they had mentioned that the same box has done the same to numerous people. 2) I was overpowering the speaker

Thank you guys for the help and input

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