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Good idea, The place didn't seem all that damp but you never know. Will check on monday and report any findings. The amp was stored in an outbuilding at a friends garage/workshop with a bunch of other music equipment that hasn't had any other problems. they where boxed in cardboard then a sheet and some carpet over the top to keep them clean as possible. Would a damaged cone be fixable or a replacement job? cheers

Hey guys, Im new so if this is in the wrong place (or more likely been answered time and time again) please point me in the right direction. I have a set of three custom built cabs, 2 2x10 and a 1x15 with eminance speakers in each. They've been in storage for about 8 months and prior to that where working fine. Yesterday I set them up at a new rehearsal studio and one of the 2x10's sounds like an old man farting in a tin can. Im assuming there is a blown speaker as there is nothing noticably loose. My question is how do I check for this? I mean I get could check for impedance problems with the multimeter but I don't know the model number of the speakers and therefore don't know the tolerances. Any ideas / Suggestions would be appreciated. Cheers TF