Subwoofer cone separated from stuff...?

I have two Lanzar OptiDrive 1535s. I be running only one sub stale of an entry level Lanzar amp and adjectives of a sudden the sub started making a strange noise and not hitting as complicated. It still hits, it just sounds resembling crap. I hooked up the other one, and about a week subsequent same thing. These are competition subs, and I wasn't really pushing them, so I be kind of surprised. When I took the sub out of the box and moved the cone, I could see that while the material surrround that attaches to the cone wasn't ripped, it was separated from the cone where on earth it was glue before. My give somebody the third degree is this... Is this a symptom of something else such as a bad motor or blown voice coil, or can I simply reattach it and use it?

What might be wrong near my sub?

Answers: You are either getting clipping or you are square wave your amp due to a power rating mismatch to the sub. Sounds like the amp is instrument too small for the speaker in the approach you have it connected.
Yes, you can re-glue them and near is a GC brand speaker glue for that use, but it is not promising that there be anything wrong with the industrial of the subs.

I enjoy two 12" kicker CompVR's surrounded...

reatach it if its not under waranty thats merely poor manufacturing and it become unglued simple as that just dont put too much gluee cus afterwards the sub wont move!! good luck

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