Holy Smokes, Just found the "post new thread" link......Have meter, will travel, How does one check a speaker with a meter to see if good/bad? I have a 035TIA not working. Speaker is removed from cab. Thank you
Holy Smokes, Just found the "post new thread" link...
Use an Ohm meter set to the lowest scale and measure across the terminals. An appropriate reading is 4 - 7 Ohms here. I don't have the specific specs on this tweet, but that lets you know whether it's viable or not. Most common readings here wil be
A) 4 -7 Ohms
B) infinite resistance (this indicates an open voice coil)
C) zero Ohms, indicating a short. Obviously, B & C are bad, and indicate a diaphragm replacement is in order.
Please use smaller type, it hurts my eyes when you do that. This isn't a yahoo chat room.
Last edited by hector.murray; 02-21-2005 at 09:52 PM. Reason: mistake
Yup, we PRETEND to be adults here....Originally Posted by hector.murray
Please use smaller type, it hurts my eyes when you do that. This isn't a yahoo chat room.
big boys with bigger toys
I thank you all for the input on the speaker and my font size.
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