Question:
Will this blow out my speaker?
Frank
2010-07-29 06:18:55 UTC
So when my band practices, its usually me and my bassist plugged into my 75 watt amp together, since his cable broke on his amp, which already worried me a bit, when i practice we play at about half the volume. But we just got a new singer, my amp has a microphone plug built into it, we'd still be playing at that volume, but 3 frequencies coming out at once scares me, also we're playing our first gig, but they'll have a PA system, but its still me and my bassist at about 3/4 volume... Would any of this have a good chance of blowing out my speaker??
Three answers:
2016-12-10 13:28:56 UTC
If the cone has a tear it is repaired with sparkling nail polish. in spite of if it is shredded, or the voice coil burnt, it would require a recone which isn't economically plausible. you may purchase new audio device, and the fee could be everywhere from $30 to 1000's reckoning on the common and style call you %..
cassie
2010-07-29 06:30:03 UTC
itll be ok, id use some earplugs though, my bassist has hearing issues :P
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2010-07-29 06:21:48 UTC
no it should be fine. if its got the hook ups then its made for that sort of thing.


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