I just got my subs...2 12" type-r's with a MRD-M1005 amp. The guy who installed them told me to break them in i have to play them for a total of 8-10 hours and i can only go up to volume 18-19. I just want to know if it was alright for me to turn them up to like 24 for about a minute. I didnt really even notice what i was doing until i caught myself. Was this bad for my subs?
it's not gonna hurt em....stop worrying, lol.
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basically what the guy meant was dont crank it up full blast right away. use them at a good volume for a little before you give um hell
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lol..thanks
i just didnt wanna chance screwin up the subs. When i did it they sounded so good though..cant wait to break em in completely.
they won't sound any different man....just wang em already!!
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My neighbor went to school for audio design etc, and used to travel all around doing project vehicles, They used to hook brand new subs up to power and ground sometimes on a battery, sometimes inside on a wall outlet to break them in, he said if the sub couldnt handle that then they didnt use them.
They used to win at alot of shows, and did both SQL and SPL vehicles
Sometimes in the winter, its best to play it quieter at first and let the coils warm up, if you blast it right away its easier to blow a sub
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Thanks for the info guys..i appreciate it
