Is this car speaker knackered?

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Is this car speaker knackered?

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Hi all

Unfortunately I don't have the means to test it at the moment.... Just wondered if anyone can tell me by looking whether this speaker is dead or still usable?

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As you said without testing it there is no way you can tell if it is any use or not, although it does look like it has seen better days.
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to be fair if you used double sided tape and re stuck it down any distortion is likely to be similar to the resonance when attached to a door card or parcel shelve
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Post by kellys_eye »

No. Unless the voice coil is open circuit (meter test for continuity required) but if it 'makes sound' then it's ok - although hi-fi purists would call me a luddite.
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its repairable if its all there, 6x9s aren't great to start with but check the both the VC's with a meter
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Bob225 wrote:check the both the VC's with a meter
He can't. He already said
udaman wrote:Unfortunately I don't have the means to test it at the moment....
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Re: Is this car speaker knackered?

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bet itd still sound better than the stock speakers in my renault master.
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Re: Is this car speaker knackered?

Post by Chippo1 »

Across the connections dab a supply from a normal AA battery it’s only 1.5 volts certainly the bass section you will see move and the tweeter will make a sound ! If you have no meter just a dab.
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