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Y'all know horns are honky Couldn't help myself @Coytee

You're talking about the bass bins, right. The Jubes are just such an improvement over the mighty Ks IMHO. I did not realize md5150's Jubes had the TADs, excellent score!

An extra inductor pre crossover? Oh my whatever will we do.

Mackinaw Island to East Lansing in two days? You da man.

I better get on my horse I am invited?

Thanks again to ChrisA. It nice to see why I like my Jubes more than the KHorns.

I have cuz I'm a d*(khead

Me too.

They are there to protect the drivers for sure. And yes having a 20 amp fuse where a 2 and 1/2 should be is not good practice. But the 2 and 1/2 amp fuse only lets 25 watts continuous to be dissipated by the woofer. With a KHorn that should Damn loud but perhaps the PO got tired of blowing a fuse occasionally. But 20 amps? Too much. Because now your not protecting it much at all, in fact really not at all. But maybe that's all he had handy.

You got me almost ready to tear my KHorns apart.

And I thought you still had the parts on the woofer door connected So which were it?

Have you hooked your amp directly to the woofer(s) now that everything is disconnected? Don't get too happy with the volume knob.

If the insulation of voice coil wire has heated up to the point melting and shorting out some turns of the coil I would say "who the heck knows what that's supposed to sound like".

And also do you have access to another meter? As @PrestonTom suggested perhaps yours is "out of cal" or just not accurate.

So where does one go from here? If you think you have a partially shorted voice coil and you don't want to jump and buy a new one until you are certain. What about the woofer in the other cabinet? Is it reading the same?