Wierd noise from dust cap

[Cygnus 0]

My 15" Mmats p2.0 is making a wierd noise from the dust cap. I don't even know how to described, but when I push down a little bit, at low volumes of course, the noise goes away. I let it go, and the noise came back. Any input?

[Ohjay 116]

Maybe the dustcap is not glued down properly?

[emh9009 199]

You're probably bottoming the sub out. Turn your gain down, SSF up, or HPF down, depending on where you're getting the most noise.

[jonbearsmt 919]

i would take my finger nail.. or somthing like it.. and go along the edge of the dust cap.. it does not seem to been glued all the way.

[Cygnus 0]

You're probably bottoming the sub out. Turn your gain down, SSF up, or HPF down, depending on where you're getting the most noise.

The noise is at very low volumes, and of course it sound louder when I turn it up. If I bottoming out the sub time ago, what happen with the sub?

[Cygnus 0]

i would take my finger nail.. or somthing like it.. and go along the edge of the dust cap.. it does not seem to been glued all the way.

Oh, ok. It seems to me that is well glue but I'm going to do that, thanks!

[emh9009 199]

You're probably bottoming the sub out. Turn your gain down, SSF up, or HPF down, depending on where you're getting the most noise.

The noise is at very low volumes, and of course it sound louder when I turn it up. If I bottoming out the sub time ago, what happen with the sub?

Ahh, i read wrong. My bad. Go by what everyone else has said

[Cygnus 0]

The cap is glue, no signs of coming off. The noise still present. Dunno what happen

[emh9009 199]

Take the sub out and see if everything is still connected? Could be tinsel slap.

[XxedgarxX 2]

or one of the tinsels is broken and it connects when ever you move it

[Beandip 3]

^ possible, especially if wired parallel.

any way you can get a video of this noise?

[jonbearsmt 919]

some subs just start making noise out of no where.. i have had a few RE's like that.... late models