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Amp Blow Up Speakers. On the speaker is usually written behind on the magnet. you can find the watt power in your manual (amp). It wouldn't be unreasonable to. And know that if you blow a center channel tweeter, it was because the center channel got the brunt of the power during a movie. the volume you can achieve with a given amp and a given pair of speakers depends upon the sensitivity of. in general, underpowered speaker have more chance to get some damage since the amp might go into. to get the best performance from a loudspeaker, the amplifier should be rated higher in terms of watts. if you are using an amp that is too small for your speakers and you push it too hard to play. If you notice any kind of compression or distortion at all, turn it down a notch or two. the most common aural indication of a blown speaker is an unpleasant buzzing or scratching sound, by itself or roughly at. either the amp or speakers, or both, are compressing and distorting.

the most common aural indication of a blown speaker is an unpleasant buzzing or scratching sound, by itself or roughly at. to get the best performance from a loudspeaker, the amplifier should be rated higher in terms of watts. And know that if you blow a center channel tweeter, it was because the center channel got the brunt of the power during a movie. On the speaker is usually written behind on the magnet. you can find the watt power in your manual (amp). It wouldn't be unreasonable to. If you notice any kind of compression or distortion at all, turn it down a notch or two. if you are using an amp that is too small for your speakers and you push it too hard to play. the volume you can achieve with a given amp and a given pair of speakers depends upon the sensitivity of. in general, underpowered speaker have more chance to get some damage since the amp might go into.

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Amp Blow Up Speakers if you are using an amp that is too small for your speakers and you push it too hard to play. On the speaker is usually written behind on the magnet. either the amp or speakers, or both, are compressing and distorting. to get the best performance from a loudspeaker, the amplifier should be rated higher in terms of watts. And know that if you blow a center channel tweeter, it was because the center channel got the brunt of the power during a movie. if you are using an amp that is too small for your speakers and you push it too hard to play. It wouldn't be unreasonable to. in general, underpowered speaker have more chance to get some damage since the amp might go into. the volume you can achieve with a given amp and a given pair of speakers depends upon the sensitivity of. the most common aural indication of a blown speaker is an unpleasant buzzing or scratching sound, by itself or roughly at. If you notice any kind of compression or distortion at all, turn it down a notch or two. you can find the watt power in your manual (amp).