The magnet in the sub is not at fault.
There are two possible reasons why your HDD died:
1. AGE.
2. Vibration.
A drive can die at any time, and they like to pick the worst times. Did I ever mention the time about six or seven years ago IIRC when I had a (purchased new)120GB Samsung HDD in my primary desktop fail mere hours before a scheduled replacement? (250GB Barracuda 7200.something, also new, still works today.)
Or the time a spankin new 1.5TB Cuba LP died juuust after a long format? Just at the point where it is like "ok, it seems to work lets load some data on this thing"
Better put new caps on that HDD.
There are two possible reasons why your HDD died:
1. AGE.
2. Vibration.
A drive can die at any time, and they like to pick the worst times. Did I ever mention the time about six or seven years ago IIRC when I had a (purchased new)120GB Samsung HDD in my primary desktop fail mere hours before a scheduled replacement? (250GB Barracuda 7200.something, also new, still works today.)
Or the time a spankin new 1.5TB Cuba LP died juuust after a long format? Just at the point where it is like "ok, it seems to work lets load some data on this thing"
Better put new caps on that HDD.