misfit138
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Just use them, man. They'll break in like a mutha.
Johnny Law.Lulz
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A speaker does not "need" a break in period. Some people believe it is necessary. I know for my Warden, i was told 4 hours at 70% of max excursion to break it in. If you install it, set gains to normal and play it normal it will break in as its played, nothing special needs to be done.
But comps are a little diff than subs, Specially High-end speakers. But these are just co-ax's so you should be fine.
Johnny Law.Lulz
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I missed the fact that it was a co-ax. I have never heard of any break in for any other speaker than a sub. You should be fine OP.
misfit138
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All speakers' suspensions will loosen up after a bit of use, doesn't matter if it's a 5.25" coaxial or a 21" sub.
Just use them.
Just use them.
Most high-end SQ 6.5's require a 20-30 hour break in period before you put them in the car and start tuning.
misfit138
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Doesn't hurt anything, but doesn't help anything either. Moderate use in the vehicle will break the speakers in just as well...
Once broken in, things change. I sorta got too techincal for this thread I suppose haha.
kevin lu
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They will sound better after break in but nothing break.
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Thanks for the info, I babied them for a couple of hours after the initial install because I wasn't sure.
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