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<blockquote data-quote="joeboxer5876" data-source="post: 1007229" data-attributes="member: 558899"><p>i wouldnt worry about it. i have the silk tweets and i let both doors open on saturday in the rain and i watched the water costantly rain on them and they were fine. i actually played them for a half an hour while they where wet. as long as the rain cant get to the wires, you should be fine. if they were mounted on a level plain, then i would be worried about water getting to the wires.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joeboxer5876, post: 1007229, member: 558899"] i wouldnt worry about it. i have the silk tweets and i let both doors open on saturday in the rain and i watched the water costantly rain on them and they were fine. i actually played them for a half an hour while they where wet. as long as the rain cant get to the wires, you should be fine. if they were mounted on a level plain, then i would be worried about water getting to the wires. [/QUOTE]
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