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One minor pointer - if you're not sure about the voltage, or if there's a slight chance you've got a dirty pot on your amplifier of choice, you can always get that 10v reading WITHOUT having the driver hooked up. Once you're certain your only putting out 10v, THEN you can hook up the driver. Yes, t...

I have to narrow and focus on talents (jack of all trades = master of none), so I do not want to get into building stuff. Don't bother with the burn-in procedure then :-). Put them in the cab and practice your scales and modes for a week at full volume. Drivers will be broken in while focusing on y...

Make a speaker cable with some bare wires at one end and a 1/4 jack at the other end. To set the voltage, plug your voltmeter (or multimeter set to AC Volts) on each speaker lug (+ and -). Turn your sine wave source on. Gradually turn your power amp level to meet the desired level. On a side note, ...

Great guys, thanks for chiming in with this info. Very valuable stuff here. Very weird UROK, I did the same exact search and came up with nothing the first time. Thanks for linking me to that other thread. Ok, so now, as I got the idea of what needs to be done, I seem to have everything covered othe...

Hi, I searched everywhere on this site, and as I can find a statements, threads and articles on why it is important to break in your drivers/woofers, I can not find any definitive step by step instructions on how to properly do so in the most optimal way. I was steered here from TalkBass.com. Someon...