How much DC is considered safe?

Plato:
In short-0
But-My understanding is that measuring dc with ac present usually results in unreliable readings. Especially true with most garden variety digital meters. Probably not to worry over those readings. Tweeters generally safe from low amounts because of the caps. Do you hear any pops from the woofs when you fire them up?

There are more tech oriented forums than here. As a failsafe try asking your Q at the Asylums DIY page or bottlehead.

The world ain't right when Plato is taken rif from Clueless.

Plato:
Fuley apreciate da Engleash Leson. Duh..., youve redemed youself as intelagent as fer as me are cuncrned.

As soon as i saw it posted I shook my head. Have you ever noticed how careless e-mail makes you? Maybe it is just me.I have an immediate liking of anyone named Plato as I live in a cave and spend lots of time looking at the shadows on the walls. Have you ever noticed how poor the sonic qualities of rock is.

Anyway. I still think you want 0 (or very close) dc and your reading is not reliable. I am not an amp person (i do like to make speakers) but i assume the real issue is sound. dc running out is not going to help the coil make sense of what it is trying to do and well... all the cable up grades in the world will not help. A well designed pre/amp should block the dc and it becomes an issue long before you have to worry about the health and welfare of your speakers if you want music.

Do me a favor, if you find an answer post it back here. It would be appreciated. Maybe we can publish a dialogue about it.

Sincerely, I remain