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Re: overloading powered speakers [message #28393 is a reply to message #28392] Sat, 05 May 2007 18:59 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
warwick is currently offline  warwick
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thanks, thats pretty much what i had originally figured - that the amps would just amplify clipped signal and not drive the speakers too hard.

what had me a bit worried was a thing i read on a car audio site that said something about speaker cooling... as far as i understand it sending a clipped signal to the speakers means that they won't be moving in and out as much as they could be, but this movement not only makes the sound from the cone but also works to cool the coil, pushing hot air out and sucking cold air in... not a widely discussed phenomenon, you have any knowledge / tips regarding that one?

w

 
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