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How to diagnose a sub problem? Amp or driver?

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09-13-2013, 06:28 PM	#1
kurtlingle Expert Member Member since:Jul 2007 Blu-ray collection:82	How to diagnose a sub problem? Amp or driver? Hi everyone, I'm wondering how to diagnose a previously (for 2.5 years) working sub, that is now on the "quiet" side? I have the PA-120, and it's been pretty awesome in my setup. Now it really won't play very loud. How do I know if the problem is the subs AMP or driver? (Course it could be an issue with the receiver, I guess). How can I diagnose the problem? Suggestions would be helpful (or links). I did search this subwoofer forum, but there doesn't seem to be a diagnosing thread.

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