what does it mean when ur subwoofer bottom's out an how do you know it is do this?
it scheme that it is going to full extention and compression and it should make a knocking nouns. or it might mean that its not going as low (in frequency) as it needs to travel for that song.
Answers: Like the guy before me said, the voice coil smacks the bottom of the motor assembly (magnet and pole piece). Now, basically because the sub does this doesn't mean it's not a good sub. There are PLENTY of well brought-up subs that I have unfortunately hear do this. It really means that the installer or more likely the user is desperate... :) When this happens, you WILL know. It's a God awful noise. It's similar to hitting a brick wall with a 2x4, just not as loud.
The voice coil is, within simple terms, a very rigid toilet treatise roll with wire wound around it. This is afterwards suspended inside of a donut magnet and around the pole piece (a non magnetic piece of metal) with usually continues to the bottom and afterwards hold the magnet in place. Many companies will 'bump' their pole pieces to allow more travel. Some will make it robotically out-of-reach for the voice coil but you aren't out of the woods yet. You then are straining your surround (the outer border of the cone, usually rubber or foam) and/or the spider (the /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ looking thing under the cone).
it scheme that it is going to full extention and compression and it should make a knocking nouns. or it might mean that its not going as low (in frequency) as it needs to travel for that song.
Are at hand any 15" subwoofers that...
bottoming out means the coil is striking the magnet at the bottom of the throw.no "good" subwoofer should do this...My brand new Amp with the sole...
it scheme that it is going to full extention and compression and it should make a knocking nouns. or it might mean that its not going as low (in frequency) as it needs to travel for that song.
Jensen VM9510 saloon DVD player is have...
Answers: Like the guy before me said, the voice coil smacks the bottom of the motor assembly (magnet and pole piece). Now, basically because the sub does this doesn't mean it's not a good sub. There are PLENTY of well brought-up subs that I have unfortunately hear do this. It really means that the installer or more likely the user is desperate... :) When this happens, you WILL know. It's a God awful noise. It's similar to hitting a brick wall with a 2x4, just not as loud.
The voice coil is, within simple terms, a very rigid toilet treatise roll with wire wound around it. This is afterwards suspended inside of a donut magnet and around the pole piece (a non magnetic piece of metal) with usually continues to the bottom and afterwards hold the magnet in place. Many companies will 'bump' their pole pieces to allow more travel. Some will make it robotically out-of-reach for the voice coil but you aren't out of the woods yet. You then are straining your surround (the outer border of the cone, usually rubber or foam) and/or the spider (the /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ looking thing under the cone).
it scheme that it is going to full extention and compression and it should make a knocking nouns. or it might mean that its not going as low (in frequency) as it needs to travel for that song.
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