Well, I tried hooking up a sub to my amp. All that happened was buzz when it hit. It sounded like a really loud plastic vibration. Does this sound like a blown sub? Or is it something that can be fixed? I hooked up another sub exactly like that one and it sounded great, no buzz. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

Its fried, you cant fix a blown speaker. Well you probably can if you have the same tools they used to make it.

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89 Formula Firebird
Red with T-tops
5.0 305 FI
Soon to be a 400sb or 350.

 

you can fix a speaker, but its not worth it. It will just blow again. I suggest just upgrading to a 4 ohm sub

 

Impendence has nothing to do with it. The sub is probably gone, and cannot easily be fixed.

- Mike

 

You now have a paper weight.

 

or a giant magnet

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- David
88' GTA 5.7L TPI MODS---> air foil, K&N, Shift Kit, 180* therm, TB bypass, Gutted CAT, Flowmaster 80 Series Muffler added to Unkown CatBack, Ported Intake

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a nice candy dish, or just something to roll into the street towrds traffic .. j/k. that would be wrong.

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1991 Firebird
-LO3 305 TBI
-5 speed
-Open Element Air Filter
-Edelbrock Tower Strut Brace
-Kenwood Excelon Headunit w/ 10 Disc Changer
-Alpine MRP-F256 Amp
-Polk EX 4x6's, DX 6x9's, and EX Tweeters
-Kicker ZR240 amp (bridged)
-Dual JL W0 12" Subs

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