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winter bad for subs?
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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 6961021" data-attributes="member: 549629"><p>Speaker suspension parts, like many fabric or rubber materials, become more brittle as they get cold. I dont think Ive ever heard of a spider tearing due to playing the stereo too loud too quickly on a cold day, but it definitely stiffens the suspension and under certain circumstances can make an audible affect on output until the suspension reaches operating temps and nominal compliance.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Wrong, just the opposite. Basic law of physics, the more dense a material, the easier it is to transfer energy through it. This is why you could reach higher levels of compression with sound waves under water. Its also why sound waves can travel further under water. Ever notice your stereo seems louder at night? Aside from less background noise, the main reason is lower air temps. Many SPL competitors actually run their AC while staging in the lanes.</p><p></p><p></p><p>What? No. Just... no.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 6961021, member: 549629"] Speaker suspension parts, like many fabric or rubber materials, become more brittle as they get cold. I dont think Ive ever heard of a spider tearing due to playing the stereo too loud too quickly on a cold day, but it definitely stiffens the suspension and under certain circumstances can make an audible affect on output until the suspension reaches operating temps and nominal compliance. Wrong, just the opposite. Basic law of physics, the more dense a material, the easier it is to transfer energy through it. This is why you could reach higher levels of compression with sound waves under water. Its also why sound waves can travel further under water. Ever notice your stereo seems louder at night? Aside from less background noise, the main reason is lower air temps. Many SPL competitors actually run their AC while staging in the lanes. What? No. Just... no. [/QUOTE]
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