The above doesn’t include down-firing woofers, such as might be found in a Leslie, or subwoofer system. I have seen those sag. Just my own experience (YMMV). YEP: another 20 yo zombie-thread (as Ralph calls them), resurrected by someone with nothing better to do.
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Anyone paying attention will notice; the B139 and 1814 drivers didn’t have a round frame/front suspension. The Physics of having flat, horizontal, mountings (in most applications), would come into play, regarding sag But; I never saw any KEFs or Lowthers, in the shoppe, so- what do I know? Any documentation/evidence, beside your opinion, regarding the typical, round, front firing woofer, outside of those that have been stored in boxes, face down, for extended periods of time? |
SO, Georgie- You’re telling me you have nothing but opinion pieces and anecdotal evidence. Funny, but- that’s what you're constantly whining about, regarding fuses. btw: No one, thus far on this thread, has said anything about suspension break-in (or electronic burn-in) not being real. You just enjoy changing subjects/shifting targets. You are (somewhat) entertaining to engage in conversation, however, on occasion (good for a laugh). ie: No one, BUT YOU, ever mentioned fuses in this thread. Responding to your yourself now? Skipping your meds (snakes in your head), lately? |
I bought a $69.00 CD/DVD player and this disc, specifically for burning in things: https://www.amazon.com/Cardas-Acoustics-Irrational-Efficacious-Burn/dp/B00OY8UXME The disc has Pink, Brown and White Noise tracks, that can be played on Repeat. They do a great job. There are six Seimens CCAs, that I don’t want to unnecessarily wear, in my system CDP (thus- the cheapo player). In the decades that I professionally reconed speakers (as a warranty center for EV, Altec, JBL, Cerwin-Vega, Gollehon, Cetec-Gauss and a Waldom reconing center, in Orlando, FL), I never had a repair come in, do to a sagging suspension (unless they’d gotten soaked in something). |