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  1. Oct 26,  · Maybe you’re scared your pets/child will knock them down and damage your precious speakers. Or maybe you’re going for a college-chic aesthetic with everything from your mattress to your TV on the floor. Whatever the reason, plenty of people place their audio speakers on the floor. Here’s why you might want to reconsider.
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  2. Speaker Damage Records was started for one purpose-to highlight the talented musicians and artists who deserve the spotlight, and bring the spotlight to them. Speaker Damage is home to a small roster of talented music creators, and continues to search for more everyday.
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  3. Apr 26,  · Speaker Damage. Jack Gibson & Ryan Wallace. From the Album 2K13 April 26, Listen Now Go Unlimited Start your day free trial Buy song $ Add to MP3 Cart Song in MP3 cart View MP3 Cart More options. Your Amazon Music account is currently associated with a .
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  4. If you can damage your speakers by playing them too loud, then you should know there are other ways you can blow them out. When it comes to over-powering high-frequency speakers like midrange and tweeters, these too can be from electrical or mechanical power handling issues. Most of the failures happen when an electrical failure takes place.
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  5. Nov 30,  · Speaker damage occurs when there is a massive amount of power from an amplifier that's way overpowered for the speakers or when there's an extended period of time where something the in audio chain is clipping (past its capacity) such that the audio wave begins to approach a square wave (think the people that drive around with horribly.
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  6. Nov 08,  · Using lower-ohm speakers without equipment that can support them may cause you to turn the amplifier all the way up, which can damage the equipment. Using mismatched speakers and amplifiers can cause problems when the receiver or amplifier is not up to the task.
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  7. When water gets into your phone's speaker enclosure the sound becomes muffled. Leaving any type of fluid in your speaker can cause serious damage when it dries out. It works just like the ⌚️Apple watch's built-in water ejection feature. It plays a specific tone that generates sound waves which causes the water to be ejected.
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  8. An iPhone's speakers can become clogged with dirt, dust, dead skin cells, and more, reducing the quality of playback and making calls harder to hear. You can clean iPhone speakers easily with.
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  9. Jan 26,  · Try swapping the left speaker to the right and vice versa and see if the crackling moves with the speaker or stays with the same location. If it stays in the same location it could be a dirty volume control or similar on your receiver/amp, especially if it is an older unit without a remote. Or simply a loose RCA cable or speaker cable.
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