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Anyone know how to fix a voice coil on a DVC 1206T? I have one, and it's bad. The sub was never used. That's how it came. I got a refund, but I can't see throwing the thing out! Otherwise, does anyone want to buy it for parts?
I think I saw a video of that once. Let's see, at 120VAC that's a 60Hz signal at 3600 watts across a 4 ohm load. Shit, too much current (30 amps). Although across an 8 ohm load that's only 1800 watts and 15 amps. Sounds like a winner to me!
Originally Posted by SheDrivesIt,Feb 20 2007, 03:59 PM
I think I saw a video of that once. Let's see, at 120VAC that's a 60Hz signal at 3600 watts across a 4 ohm load. Shit, too much current (30 amps). Although across an 8 ohm load that's only 1800 watts and 15 amps. Sounds like a winner to me!
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I say dont do it. As much as I love pluggin speakers into walls, you get about 3-5 seconds of entertainment. I would come up with something more exciting. Got any pets?