my titanic nightmare

chainenoble · 20th May 2006, 12:33 AM

dealing with parts express and the 15" tatanic mkii as been nothing but a nightmare.i finally got my replacement.this time the cone moves but make a staticy,scrachy sound.it's kind of hard to describe.i know it's not my amp or connection as i switched amps and the problem stayed.it's not the voice coil scraping-i checked.can some tell me what the problem might be?

carpenter · 20th May 2006, 05:15 AM

With the speaker unpowered, you can gently, evenly push the cone's center in and out with your fingertips and with your ear near the cone. If the scratching remains, you may have a damaged voice coil. That's what I experienced when I blew my driver years ago.

John

20th May 2006, 12:33 AM	#1
chainenoble diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: toronto	my titanic nightmare dealing with parts express and the 15" tatanic mkii as been nothing but a nightmare.i finally got my replacement.this time the cone moves but make a staticy,scrachy sound.it's kind of hard to describe.i know it's not my amp or connection as i switched amps and the problem stayed.it's not the voice coil scraping-i checked.can some tell me what the problem might be?

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20th May 2006, 05:15 AM	#2
carpenter Paper mache horn fabricator diyAudio Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Oregon City, Oregon	With the speaker unpowered, you can gently, evenly push the cone's center in and out with your fingertips and with your ear near the cone. If the scratching remains, you may have a damaged voice coil. That's what I experienced when I blew my driver years ago. John

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