Testing a DB 10

picture man
picture man Posts: 1
edited July 2001 in Technical/Setup
I bought a DB 10 from this guy and when I got it home I tested it with a volt meter for continuity. It failed. Isn't the + and - on a speaker supose to have continuity? I then got a friend to bring his car over and we put it in his box and nothing. Can they be repaired? And how expensive is it?
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  • jcaut
    jcaut Posts: 1,849
    edited July 2001
    If you measure DC resistance across the terminals, you should get something less than 4 ohms. If the speaker plays no sound when you hook it up and there is no continuity across the terminals, then I doubt that it would be economical to repair it. Contact Polk customer service to find out for sure. 1-800-377-7655 M-F, 9:00AM-6:00PM ET

    Oh, and when BobMcG sees this, he'll tell you it belongs in the Car Stereo Forum.:D

    Sorry, Bob. Couldn't resist :D .
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