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  1. 10-12-2009 08:56 PM #1
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    Default monitor 10B fuse size?

    Hi! Does anyone know what size fuse to put in my monitor 10B's? They came with AGC 1A in them but one speaker keeps blowing the fuse when I crank my Pioneer SX 1250 up to about half. Is it possible I need a new set of tweeters? Thanks, Mike
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    WOW i just popped out one from my 7A's and it hit the floor and cracked in half :(

    It is also 1AMPs, maybe you are driving them too hard and blowing the fuse.

    You may need a more powerful amp.
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    That SX-1250 is very powerful but I don't know how clean that power is. I don't think it has anything to do with the tweeters

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    Here's a post:

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    A .22 caliber gun cleaning brush fits in a fuse holder nicely to clean it up then I sprayed contact cleaner on the holders and put the fuses back in. I'll fire them up tomorrow and see how they work. Thanks, Mike
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