Hi, I'm looking at a description of used 6x9 speakers and I quote "This is a used set with new grills. I could only check this on my home system. 1 of them popped @ 150w, the other took it. This will be a great set if you are not pushing over 100w. One did pop when pushed past the rating, but sounds great within limits. There is no physical damage to the speakers."
So when he says popped the speakers, did he damage the speakers while he was testing them or whatever? Why is he recommending not to use the speakers over 100watts, RMS for these speakers is 100 watts anyways. . . Any other disadvantages / risks to buying a pair of used (or these speakers?)
what he did was put too much power to the speakers without any sort of damping from an enclosure, causing the speaker to bottom out and go beyond it's Xsus. he basically blew the speaker by being a dumbass.
buy something else. preferably new.
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you can fit a component set consisting of a 5 1/2 and a tweeter if you build your own plate