the reasons a subwoofer blows is the amount of power running through the speaker is greater than the speakers RMS, or peak power. the cause for this could be the amplifiers power is set higher than what the speaker could handle, because certain amplifiers run too much wattage for speakers with only 2 ohms, for instance. You can also blow subwoofers having set your volume too high, then turning the stereo system off completely. when you turn it back on, it causes the voice coils to spring harshly, blowing the inside. you know a speaker is blown when you play music through it, it sounds like a bag of coins rattling when it performs.
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yes and no, there stomach can blow up from being to full,but i don't think you can litterally "BLOW UP".
your house will blow up and... you will die
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There is no certain way to keep up with car subwoofers , but to maintain the sound quality , the bass in the car should be turned down on the lower side as to not blow the speakers .
no, a factory CD player can be used in a vehicle that has subwoofers attached. as long as the factory CD player in the vehicle has treble, bass, and subwoofer controls on it, it will be fine. if not, an aftermarket CD player will be the solution. with subwoofers, you need to control the amount of power that are ran through them. the amplifier is a control, but if not set correctly on the CD player, you could blow your subwoofers.
The pressure of the sun causes the wind to blow.
No. Magnets are just pieces of metal that are magnetically charged to attract to the nickel and iron on the earth's core. There is nothing done to the that causes them to blow up.
that's impossible, unless you want to hook it straight up to the radio, which is possible but you will only be getting 50 watts into a subwooer that usually has around 250-1000 watts so it will barely have any to no excursion, the reason why people have amps is because it has more wattage then a regular stereo..but you don't want to have a too big of a amp because that will blow your subwoofers, so you need to find a amp that is suitable for your subwoofers
Type R Subwoofers are generally accepted to be decent subwoofers.
Subwoofer size varies depending on how much power they have and how they are designed. However, normally-sized subwoofers take up about 1 square foot of space, on average.
Most subwoofers have their own power source. There are subwoofers called "passive" woofers that will be powered by your amplifier.
Wire them in series and you should be ok.
Mercedes uses Bose subwoofers.
No, subwoofers are for DJs, home theater, clubs, concerts, cars, etc... Subwoofers are for everybody who enjoys the low frequencies of the bass.
Your library should have a book that will contain information about audio subwoofers. You can first try searching the subject 'subwoofers' on the computers at your library.