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loudwagon15s
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Post by loudwagon15s »

a digital multi-meter would answer all of your questions. put it on ac volts to check if there is anything coming out of your amp, and check the resistivity of the woofers to make sure the coil isn't f'd up
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Post by NorthQuad »

carolina19 wrote:yea. they are plugged into the right part of the amp. if they wernt it wouldnt had been playing when before they stopped working
Yeah, just figured there was a possibility of you switching them accidentally during your first check of the entire system. It happens.
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Post by audiobass10 »

Check your ground and RCA's.
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