Re: Is there and audiophile in the house??
The only way the speakers would be locked like that is if they
received a massive sonic jolt--say, 140 db at 60 hz. I've seen
similar things happen to a lot of tweeters, at higher frequencies,
but must confess I've never seen it happen to a sub woofer. It
could be that the poles are reversed on his playback system, which
could "suck" the driver in tight, rather than "blowing" it out.
B
Baerwald
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The only way the speakers would be locked like that is if they
received a massive sonic jolt--say, 140 db at 60 hz. I've seen
similar things happen to a lot of tweeters, at higher frequencies,
but must confess I've never seen it happen to a sub woofer. It
could be that the poles are reversed on his playback system, which
could "suck" the driver in tight, rather than "blowing" it out.
