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Cool. I'm thinking I'll buy a new driver first. If I were to hook-up the new driver with what I suspect is the corrupted circuit board is there much chance of damaging the new driver? That is to say, can a faulty circuit board destroy a driver?

Good idea, I really like the Pioneer cabinet. I'm sure this is the place to find DIY instructions for building my own sub. It never occurred to me to just gut the cabinet and replace the amp and speaker... seems too easy to be true.

Well, I was hoping I could fix it with a new speaker to put into the Pioneer cabinet, like this Dayton: http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-185 But if the circuit board is shorting... it is beyond my expertise. Thanks for the help.

anyone out there?

Hello everyone! I am troubleshooting an older Pioneer powered subwoofer I recently acquired. When connected to the "A" speaker output on my reciever the level is minimal with repeated clicking from inside the cabinet, something switching. I removed the 12" speaker from the Pioneer and checked...