Wharfedale Jade 3 aluminium tweeter problem
but I have problems playing some aggressive bass movement tracks, it seem the woofer hit the plastic surround...If this sound is a somewhat loud pop, then the woofer has reached the limit of its excursion, and you will need to turn down the volume to prevent this, as damage to the woofer will eventually be the result. as for the bass woofer I guess it's the same thing, hmm how come so hard to break in?And no, break in will not solve the pop from over excursion. The only solution is to turn down the volume. |
Wharfedale Jade 3 aluminium tweeter problem Breakin is a combination of several factors. The easiest notion to comprehend is loosening up the surround and the many important elements of the suspension. If wood is a major player the cabinet it contuse to dry or absorb or dissipate the atmospheric humidity . Paper cones I would think The crossover matures or burns in as any piece of good electronic piece of gear does. The magnetic elements loose some of their strength (not obviously until much older) our ears pick up all these perhaps small changes in aggregate and the burn now seems obvious and it continues throughout the life of the speakers,. I know I have ny Father old JBLs approx. 57 years old which need to be refreshed. Don't forget the changes you would get using a modern tube power amp. A tube anywhere in the path does not make the system tube in all that discussion.. by Mechans |
Tls49: You mean that the speakers reach the excursion limit? hmm did you mean every speakers got this limit? Mechans: From your experience, do you think this metal dome tweeter break in will ever happen? I mean it's metal! The build on Jade 3 is so rock solid, it's like very stiff stuff, all 3 components high, mid, low is very stiff indeed. I got a pair of Denton, soft dome tweeter, it seem not much burn in needed, it play pretty good |
