HallMarc the murderer

Now that is beat! Lol

its still good! its still good!!lol

oopsy

nice damage

Reminds me of mine before recone. I even found pieces of voice coil in the box. Good job. That makes me want to get outside and get to work........

Damn Thomas red car da victim??

Nope that was Marcs regular can.....The sub is one of my old ones. Seems like everything he gets of mine he dismembers is sets on fire. Got a nightshade cone that he set the tinsel leads on fire. 4 cubic foot box with maybe 20 square inches of port area might have ben the problem. But damn it was loud. lol

looks like fun though lmao

Did you bust that top slug? Or was that a b stock motor?

looks like the motor. from what i gather from talking to him on the phone the top plate shifted

Yeah he said when it happened the sub was so hot you couldn't even touch it. I took the basket off and put it on my v1 nightshade motor. gonna get a DC lvl 5 recone for it and have me a mutt of a portwars sub.

Doesn't look like the to plate shifted from that a angle

poundstone wrote:

its still good! its still good!!lol

I let it cool for a little while then did it again
It was still playin, until HUFF cut it up...
I need some new subs to tear up, any ideas?

What amp/amps is he using??

1 planet audio bb2400.1..... on 2 of em.

just looks like rubbin to me

i thought it might have bottomed out at first but looking at the bottom lip of the coil it isnt crinkled anywhere at all


the copper doesnt seem to be discolored either so heat from distortion dont look like a factor either


who cones these subs or was these from the factory and were they scratching from the get go

Factory cones. They were in my truck for a few months and I never had a issue at all. But ha said the cone itself was so hot you couldn't touch it.
unsure of what caused it but oh well on to better things now.

rubbing like that is usually a result from improper gap clearance when things heat up they also swell so id the gap was super tight to begin with then after they heated up the gap wasnt a gap anymore lol

also beating on a set of subs for an extended period of time will cause this as well this is why alot of street beaters go through so many subs or cones

It didn't take an extended amount of time, not even 5 minutes, and was playing tones. 45-47hz if I remember right... It was in a new box and didn't even have the seats back in the truck yet.
Heat is what got it and a little over excursion. They stuck out, I let it cool for a little while wiggled it around until it went back in and then done it again. Now, I'm not real sure why it heat up so quick. I've had em for a minute, and this is after HUFF had beat the crap out of them too.

I've tore a lot of crap up. From my experiences, I see more heat in a bigger box
And you can use more power in a smaller box... I went from a 3.4cube box to a 2.7cube and added a big 6sq inches to the port at around 30hz... But, it happens...