Dinner is Served

[Bigpimpin91 0]

maybe hints about the amp. curiosity is killing me...................

Agreed.

[nick_19 1]

Well it was part user error w/ gains to high possibly? So it's not all the amp

[ddeitz 0]

i blame the terminals

[Duran 387]

Ive seen that on a 15" Crossfire BMF...I took it apart today.

[visitor 3]

*ahem*

[Jybfan04 1]

wowwww...

Thats scary!

[mrogowski 6]

*ahem*

*cough* *cough* SHIPPING *cough*

[visitor 3]

*ahem*

*cough* *cough* SHIPPING *cough*

:love: as an aside- dd is granting me a tour of the facility.

Edited October 10, 2008 by visitor

[shizzzon 461]

I've caught a sub on fire before, bout 6 yrs ago.

Smoke was rollin out of both ports. Burnt straight through the spider at both terminal leads.

Cause- excessive clipping below tuning.

Time taken to cause this once bass started - approximately 20 seconds.

[RobClay 20]

That info is being withheld to protect the innocent.

its not protecting anybody cuz people will end up buyin tha same amp and it doing the same thing ^ lol

[mrogowski 6]

The amp he owns is no longer available so there is no need to be concerned.

[Bigpimpin91 0]

The amp he owns is no longer available so there is no need to be concerned.

Crunch GP Pro?

[ddeitz 0]

The amp he owns is no longer available so there is no need to be concerned.

Crunch GP Pro?

If it were, then it wouldnt be the amps fault at all

[Duran 387]

The amp he owns is no longer available so there is no need to be concerned.

Crunch GP Pro?

If it were, then it wouldnt be the amps fault at all

HAHA! Wait, are you serious???

[visitor 3]

Wasnt a crunch.

[banginAltima 0]

It doesn't look done yet.... through it back in!!

[Bigpimpin91 0]

It doesn't look done yet.... through it back in!!

LoL Altima.