[Matts_pyro]

I have an older Kenwood KFC-W3012 which should normally read 4 ohms, but it doesn't read anything like something is disconnected in the circuit. The subwoofer also does not work. I thought it may be a blown voice coil, but shouldn't it still have some resistance if it were blown?

Any input is greatly appreciated!
Thanks

 

[jwtallguy]

I have an older Kenwood KFC-W3012 which should normally read 4 ohms, but it doesn't read anything like something is disconnected in the circuit. The subwoofer also does not work. I thought it may be a blown voice coil, but shouldn't it still have some resistance if it were blown?

Any input is greatly appreciated!
Thanks

Not if the coil is open

 

[Matts_pyro]

Not if the coil is open

So does that mean the sub is dead? Is there anything to salvage?

 

[jwtallguy]

So does that mean the sub is dead? Is there anything to salvage?

Yep, if your reading nothing then its dead.