« Im looking for a good car dvd player what type and what brands are the best.?
How do I tune my car subwoofer amps so one amp performs at a lower frequency than the other? »

I have a Velodyne SPL 10" powered subwoofer 750watt rms.It's 6 years old and doesn't work.?

I left the remote power switch on because the coax cord is long. It took to long to get a signal to turn on. Now it just makes a clicking noise and nothing. Is it something simple? I'm in St. Pete,FL. It cost me $1000 and want to fix it. What do you think it would cost to find out the problem and where to take it?

The best thing to do now is get some answers by troubleshooting. Remove any extra cable that is not permanently connected to the speaker, and try again. Then take your speaker to a friend's house and try it on his equipment. That should narrow it down.

It is likely the internal amp, or the original cable. It is often possible to open a unit up and remove and replace even a molded cable.

But first try the other, then come back and add details to your question and we'll go from there.

This entry was posted on Monday, June 29th, 2009 at 8:26 am and is filed under velodyne. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

One Response to “I have a Velodyne SPL 10" powered subwoofer 750watt rms.It's 6 years old and doesn't work.?”

  1. The best thing to do now is get some answers by troubleshooting. Remove any extra cable that is not permanently connected to the speaker, and try again. Then take your speaker to a friend's house and try it on his equipment. That should narrow it down.

    It is likely the internal amp, or the original cable. It is often possible to open a unit up and remove and replace even a molded cable.

    But first try the other, then come back and add details to your question and we'll go from there.
    References :

Leave a Reply