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Posted by airtime on December 27, 2016 at 07:23:18:
It would be unlikely he would blow both mids and not any other drivers on that speaker as well as any of the other three speakers.

He does need to isolate the driver and test at the least

One simple test. gently push the cone on and out and listen for coil rub.

He needs to find another stereo and try the speakers on that. Or as mentioned - a clean signal.

Otherwise he needs to start looking at his HT amp.