Bass/speaker excursion issues


Hi, 

 

With some recordings, often time Chesky recordings and the example I experienced today was with Patricia Barbers "Higher" sacd song Surrender, the very low frequencies will cause the speakers to have extreme excursion to the point where I'm concerned it could do damage to the speaker. Has anyone experienced this and is there a solution other than turning the volume way down? It is usually just one or two songs on a CD. This is not a frequent occurrence but one that is a problem.

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Showing 3 responses by erik_squires

OP

You are living in a darkness born of myth, and I wish I could point you to all the threads on A'gon that go something like "omg, I raised the crossover point on my speakers and they sound so much better!"

The higher crossover point minimizes distortion by leaps and bounds and it is completely a positive thing.

If your speakers are ported and small plug the ports.

You may or may not like the end result, but excursion below the port f should be reduced