>>Don't most subs come waterproofed. Kinda defeats the purpose if they aren't.

This is why there has been so much recent interest in sealed subs. They fix a number of waterproofing issues in addition to the arguably "more musical" sound.

that must have made world war II hell.

Surely you've seen sub movies! None of those things are truly waterproof!

Also, no Russian sub captains have reliable accents.

Why do people theoretically speaking Russian have Russian accents?

It just occurred to me that people read these threads in order to gain a better understanding of a complex and often confusing subject.

WARNING TO ALL -- IF YOU ARE TRYING TO LEARN ABOUT SUBWOOFERS YOU SHOULD NOT READ THIS THREAD !!

You're no fun.

...sure....no you tell me!

Anyone know how to dry out a soaked subwoofer?

As the esteemed audio engineer Dr. Seuss once pontificated:

"We should try the on a pole,
We should try them in a hole,
we should not try them in a tub,
even though they are called a sub"

I just noticed that in his ground breaking thesis and seminal work "Thidwick, the Big Hearted Moose"