From: nobody@but.us.chickens   
      
   On 5/20/2010 6:03 AM guy25 spake thus:   
      
   > Just like you said. The speaker resistor was burned out cause my friend   
   > abuse My system (i have party at home). The resistor got over heat and   
   > burn before it damage the drive (fusible) that why I'm so careful when   
   > trying to match. I order some from Liberty Electronic Inc. in Miami,   
   > Florida with Matching Ohm and watt. After resistor replaced I'll let   
   > the forum know the result.   
      
   As has been pointed out by others with *far* more knowledge than I have,   
   that is *not* a fusible resistor. Your "friend" did indeed abuse your   
   speakers, and you're lucky if there wasn't damage to the drivers (which   
   were *not* protected by the resistor for reasons which have been   
   exhaustively explained elsewhere).   
      
   > Once again I would like to express my sincerely thanks to everybody   
   > here have given out a lot of wonderful advice. But everybody have   
   > different understand, knowledge that's why people have their own   
   > opinion but why have to use hash word or be mad because the other have   
   > different opinion?   
      
   Well, the reason there are sometimes harsh words is that some folk's   
   opinions *are* better than others. I'm not even referring to my own, but   
   to those of, say, Dick Pierce, who actually *knows* what he's talking   
   about, instead of speculating. (You'll find a lot of speculation on   
   Usenet, of course: comes with the territory.) So you need to adjust your   
   filters accordingly when reading replies here.   
      
      
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