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<blockquote data-quote="Flex68" data-source="post: 7732786" data-attributes="member: 638503">As usual, you are an idiot espousing your never-wrong opinion in a thread.Playing a sub at max volume &quot;out of the gate&quot; in 70 degree weather is different than in 20-30 degree weather, which is probably not going to create much of an issue. Notably colder temps---- zero, or sub-zero---- becomes even more challenging for the sub. The differences should be obvious to anyone with any experience testing a sub...apparently doesn&#039;t apply to you , WDW!The T/S parameters will definitely change in a manner not acceptable to the design of the sub. The softparts, esp the surround, will not behave in anything approaching a &quot;normal&quot; manner, and the Rms values will be increased to a degree that you will get crap response, at best...continual or repeated banging in such an environment begs large enough mechanical losses that the end result could be sub failure, at worst.Depends on alot of factors, but to say that there will be no negative consequences is simply bunk, and anyone dumb enough to believe otherwise will eventually get their reward./discussion</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flex68, post: 7732786, member: 638503"] As usual, you are an idiot espousing your never-wrong [B]opinion[/B] in a thread. Playing a sub at max volume "out of the gate" in 70 degree weather is different than in 20-30 degree weather, which is probably not going to create much of an issue. Notably colder temps---- zero, or sub-zero---- becomes even more challenging for the sub. The differences should be obvious to anyone with any experience testing a sub...apparently doesn't apply to you , WDW! The T/S parameters will definitely change in a manner not acceptable to the design of the sub. The softparts, esp the surround, will not behave in anything approaching a "normal" manner, and the Rms values will be increased to a degree that you will get [B]c[/B]rap response, at best...continual or repeated banging in such an environment begs large enough mechanical losses that the end result could be sub failure, at worst. Depends on alot of factors, but to say that there will be no negative consequences is simply bunk, and anyone dumb enough to believe otherwise will eventually get their reward. /discussion [/QUOTE]

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