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i am burning in my new pre amp on my B&W 683's with the tara labs cascade burn in disk. I'd like to leave the system on for a week or so. can i put the boxes over the speakers to reduce the volume? will the sound waves within the box harm the speakers in anyway?
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Bowers & Wilkins 683 Speakers
Rotel RB-1090 2 Channel Amp
Rotel RC-1082 Stereo Pre Amp
Rotel RCD-1072 CD Player
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon w/ Ortofon 2M Red (sitting on a piece of slate supported by 3 "solid tech feet of silence" isolation feet)
Rotel RLC-1040 Power Conditioner
Shynyata Research SR-Z1 Power Outlet & Venom 3 Power Cords x 4
Tara Labs RSC Vector 1 Speaker Cables & Interconnects
Pioneer PDP-5070HD 50" Plasma
Playstation 3
Shaw HD PVR
Primacoustic Room Treatments -
I don't think so...when I burned my system in I left it fairly low... -
A week?
Eh... Justplayblast Metallica - Kill Em' All at reference levels and have the job done in a few minutes, lol. :rofl: Works for me.... :BComment
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You probably do not need to have high volume when "burning in" equipments. Just leave it on whisper level for 72 hours and you should be all set.Comment
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Or place the speakers face to face and wire one out of phase.Lee
Marantz PM7200-RIP
Marantz PM-KI Pearl
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Marantz CD5005
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The idea of burning in the speakers is exercising them mechanically, right? I would assume that you would need louder volumes to cause more speaker cone excursion to properly burn them in.Comment
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That will do it , without undue SPL.Originally posted by Alaric
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