Biku Toru Posted March 16, 2014 Share Posted March 16, 2014 Don't now why opened my speakers manual today. In "Break-in" section it has this: "Unlike other mechanical systems, the lifespan of a loudspeaker is increased by regular use." Makes me smile every time I read it. Love my speakers!!! Use them more then anything else around the house :-D lost in that music library Link to comment
mayhem13 Posted March 17, 2014 Share Posted March 17, 2014 More pseudo science nonsense. If a device is mechanical in nature has mass and motion, then it must wear in one way or another. Sorry. Link to comment
Biku Toru Posted March 17, 2014 Author Share Posted March 17, 2014 More pseudo science nonsense. If a device is mechanical in nature has mass and motion, then it must wear in one way or another. Sorry. Feeling kinda grumpy tonight, aren't we? Let's ask a car mechanic what he thinks - unused for 10 years engine vs. properly used - I'll agree with what he says lost in that music library Link to comment
Sam Lord Posted March 25, 2014 Share Posted March 25, 2014 I'm inclined to agree with the speaker builder and the mechanic. The behavior of the magnets, spider, etc., would generally be better preserved with some use. Sitting does have dynamic consequences for simple mechanical reasons, ask the couch potato . And Q increases for many (I believe most) components with use, until they fail. Nothing in the physical world is static. Machines deteriorate in most respects with time, and use can mitigate that fairly often. Mac Mini 2012 with 2.3 GHz i5 CPU and 16GB RAM running newest OS10.9x and Signalyst HQ Player software (occasionally JRMC), ethernet to Cisco SG100-08 GigE switch, ethernet to SOtM SMS100 Miniserver in audio room, sending via short 1/2 meter AQ Cinnamon USB to Oppo 105D, feeding balanced outputs to 2x Bel Canto S300 amps which vertically biamp ATC SCM20SL speakers, 2x Velodyne DD12+ subs. Each side is mounted vertically on 3-tiered Sound Anchor ADJ2 stands: ATC (top), amp (middle), sub (bottom), Mogami, Koala, Nordost, Mosaic cables, split at the preamp outputs with splitters. All transducers are thoroughly and lovingly time aligned for the listening position. Link to comment
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