breaking in subs
hello , there is no such thing as breaking in subs like what others said because a sub would get weaker as the suspension travels up and down through time and get alot more sloppier. I have heard alot of type X blow up because they are over rated of thier actual specs but ya more power to them the better and dont under power them
hello , there is no such thing as breaking in subs like what others said because a sub would get weaker as the suspension travels up and down through time and get alot more sloppier. I have heard alot of type X blow up because they are over rated of thier actual specs but ya more power to them the better and dont under power them
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so your subs wont take rated power in a box built to specs right out of the box from brand new??.....something wrong there then, might want to consider switching brands.
...or wait, were you maybe abusing the sub??
A sub does not get stronger as time goes on, what is there to break in?....sound MAY change over a break in period, but power handling does not, if it's going to blow on day one with (for example) 1000watts, then it's going to blow on day 30 with that same 1000watts
...or wait, were you maybe abusing the sub??
A sub does not get stronger as time goes on, what is there to break in?....sound MAY change over a break in period, but power handling does not, if it's going to blow on day one with (for example) 1000watts, then it's going to blow on day 30 with that same 1000watts
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