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RE: Troubleshooting suggestions for a subwoofer plate amp?

'but the woofer being used is good'

sounds like a voice coil rubbing. why are you sure it's not the driver?

is it a 10" unit too? where did that come from?

in any event, try the plate amp with one of your other speakers

if it doesn't sound 'scratchy' hook it back up to your project driver after turning the driver 180 and run it for a bit ... sometimes they'll re-seat in the coil gap

be well,


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