sda 2b power handling question
sda2mike
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hey! it's been eons since I posted here!
anyway, my sda 2btl's, with upgraded coils, sometimes at extreme volumes develop a crackle on one of the inside 6.5 drivers..im running an adcom gfa555..does this sound like I'm hitting the limit as far as current goes?
BTW when I do hear this crackle, my feet don't even touch the ground, I'm on that volume control so fast;)
thanks
mike
anyway, my sda 2btl's, with upgraded coils, sometimes at extreme volumes develop a crackle on one of the inside 6.5 drivers..im running an adcom gfa555..does this sound like I'm hitting the limit as far as current goes?
BTW when I do hear this crackle, my feet don't even touch the ground, I'm on that volume control so fast;)
thanks
mike
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I ran the same amp with my 2b's & it sounded wonderful. I never went that loud with them. It could be the driver is heating up or other issues need to be ruled out..
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No. You've got a defective driver--or perhaps something internal to the speaker is rattling around (untethered wiring, for example). If this were an amp problem, it wouldn't be limited to a single driver.at extreme volumes develop a crackle on one of the inside 6.5 drivers.. ..does this sound like I'm hitting the limit as far as current goes?
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If the issue follows that driver in another cabinet, time to get replacement.
Klipsch RB81, KG3.5, B&W DM602.5, Polk.
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Sounds like you have a driver that has a weak spider."Make a man a fire and he'll be warm for a day. Light
a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life." -
Sound like you have a driver that has a weak spider.
Or the VC former has come undone.
My RTA-11t driver was like that.
Spider was fine but the VC coil attachment was ripped in few places around.
Klipsch RB81, KG3.5, B&W DM602.5, Polk.
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no..didn't get a chance..thanks for the responses:)
i'll have a look this week
