random speaker burn?

[mike1994]

ive been running pionner speakers with amp for over 3 months, later today randomly i here a huge POP noise, i though it was a snowball, then happend again and again, before i realize it was the back speakers i open the trunk do a few test from putting the sound to 0-5 and makes more pop, then relize the speakers is smokeing!!, now i dont understand why this happen i took the speaker apart and everything looks fin, but smells realy bad!, what should i do how can i test anything. everything was new when i bought it, and i havent blasted the speakers in a while, so why would everything start to burn now, and only the 2 back speakers, are these speakers scrape, or still good, they seem fine, but the magnet smells real bad!


pionneer TS-G4643R 130 watts peak

with a dual amp from walmart 600 watts peak

thanks

[mike1994]

now ive changed all the speakers rewierd everything but the RCA cables, now it was working fine, then started to do some cracking and poping sounds then speakers stoped working... i pluged the speakers to the head unit and works fine... and pluged it back to the amp and some poping sounds,,, could this be the RCA cables or a broken amp?? thanks

[Pickles]

You probably fried the amp by clipping the signal. This is what happens when you buy sub par quality components from wal mart

[mike1994]

And how could this happen, it was working fine for over 4 months, pluss it fried a speaker, just changed the amp and everything works

[Pickles]

You set the gain too high. And you say it fried a speaker then you say you changed the amp and everything worked, well which is it?

And over time low quality components fail. Regardless of how new or old, things break.

[mike1994]

Exacly i just bought a new amp and it works fine, i wanna know why the old amp fried my speakers, i want to prevent this

[Pickles]

If your speakers are fried then changing the amp wouldn't make a difference....

[Hondahunter]

could be the amp itself had a bad solder connection internally that was good cold but as soon as it warms up opens creating the popping sound.. just my .02

[petrified.rabbit]

lots of reasons electronic can fail.

its the reason some electronics cost more than others 99% of reliability is assembly of the components.