Speaker break-in question?

Posted by SMR [WizOp] [IP: 194.128.83.228] on February 28, 1999 at 14:57:48
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In Reply to: Speaker break-in question? posted by Tony on February 24, 1999 at 10:20:44:

Tony,

: What is the average time for speaker break-in?

That'll depend on the loudspeakers in question and whether or not you believe there is such a thing as "break-in". Chris' message is a good one - although perhaps a case could be made for the break-in of loudspeakers with a wide range of cone excursion.

: What do I do while having them broken-in?

You're having the loudspeakers broken-in for you? Usually one does the "breaking-in" oneself simply by playing the 'speakers constantly for a few days. Some folks use inter-station FM noise for this, others place the loudspeakers face-to-face and loop a test CD (placing them face-to-face cuts down on the noise).

Stuart.

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