Breaking in my 15" Dayton DVC before it goes into the BFM Tuba HT

Breaking in my 15" Dayton DVC before it goes into the BFM Tuba HT. Feed by a Behringer EP2500 amp @ 4ohms giving it 16 volts. 10 - 100hz Sweep.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• BFM
• Tuba HT
• Dayton DVC

[SpeakerFreak95]

parts-express(dot)com?

[ProTruck87]

you break a speaker in by simply...using it.

[TimpBizkit]

Or you could have broken it in when it's installed in the box and make a ton of noise and have angry neighbours!

[TheBassChild]

Hey mate,

Love the videos and the build. How much power is going to that 15"?

Any chance you could PM me the plans of the box. I would love to build one of these.

Thanks

[davidglynn7]

how do you break a speaker in properly?

[12vinny95]

@fabiuh991 yeah man, no prob..check out my vids if you get the chance. i have 2 15's in my house=] pretty cool

[fabiuh991]

@12vinny95 hmmm i see, it makes sense =)

thanks

[12vinny95]

@fabiuh991 yea, if you dont break them in and push the full rated power to the sub when they are brand new you can easily damage the woofer. the spider and surround are verry stiff so the voice coil has to work way to hard to push the cone

[djdumbbi]

So how long did you do the break in for? 4 hours. I just did broke in my Kappalite 3015LF for 4 hours yesterday, going from 20hz to 45hz @ 20.89volts yesterday.

[barevids]

really nice driver man.... it will appreciate being run in like that.