Got my CDT comps put in and got the eD NINe.2x hooked up. I figured I would start getting the gains set. Got the gains about 1/4 turned up, if that, and I can hear the coils sizzle. DAMMIT!!! It was just started to jam too. Sending them to CDT tomorrow. I hope I get replacements soon. I have no sound in my car now. This blows...

 

No this blows...



But, no sound definitely blows as well.

 

You need to be careful setting your gains. Are you sure you just didn't trip the fuse in the crossover.

 

I don't see any fuses on the crossovers. You talking about the crossovers that came with the speakers, right? The only fuses that I see are:
-big one by the battery
-one on the HU
-one on the harness for the HU
-2 on the amp

 

tuned alot of systems and never heard a coil sizzle.......

check your wiring.

 

+1

Careful with the nine.2x, it's packing some serious power [sm=smiley20.gif].
And yes there is a fuse in the crossover, take the cover off of it and theres literally only 5 or 6 different things in there you'll know which is a fuse.

 

I took the cover off and nothing looks like a regular fuse. Here is a link to a picture of it:

http://picasaweb.google.com/pikuoff/...38127924227842

It's a little blurry but all I have is my camera phone.

The woofers seem locked up. The cone doesn't move as freely as they did when I got them. One of them won't even move when I push down on the cone, only when I push up.

 

it doesn't look melted, how does the woofer smell? Were you hooking it up with the system running?

 

It definitely smells bad. When it happened, I could smell something burning. I hooked everything up before I turned anything on. I have the crossovers set to -3db, as well.

 

Ha they are smoked... Sorry dude, call CDT or Woofersetc.com

Wow maybe those don't have fuses in them, I thought all crossovers did. I wouldn't have just plugged them in and cranked them neither. I would lightly tune it, drive with it fro about a week, depending on how much you drive, then when you have time again crank them and do a tune, I actually sat out in my garage last night re-tuning for about 30 minutes, well tuning for about 10 and then jammin out for about 20 minutes .