Burn in your Subwoofer

Video | Do I need to burn in my speakers?

The process of break-in isn't necessary. The recommendation is never to go from off (cold) to full power. This applies whether the driver is brand new or 10 years old. Allow the heat to build slowly, which is to say for a few minutes, before pushing the levels up. Gradually heating the coil allows it to expand more slowly while allowing the adhesives and other materials, which heat more slowly than the metals, to increase temperature without cracking.

                                    

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