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Re: How old is the current speaker? [message #99026 is a reply to message #99021] Thu, 23 October 2025 16:17 Go to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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Setting aside overload - mechanical or electrical - most speakers can be expected to last decades.  The main thing that affects a speaker that is very old is the paper cone can get brittle.  But I rarely see that on a speaker that is indoors in a controlled environment with pleasant temperature and average humidity.  I usually see that in speakers that have been stored in hot, dry places like garages and storage units.  The environment can also be hard on speakers in cars for the same reason.
 
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