Difference between revisions of "Talk:Powering Up and Powering Down the Sound System"
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It would be interesting to hear why it doesn't damage the equipment. Any pop is within all system tolerances - unsightly and unpreferred but not damaging. | It would be interesting to hear why it doesn't damage the equipment. Any pop is within all system tolerances - unsightly and unpreferred but not damaging. | ||
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| + | Firstly, could we all sign our comments with a name so we know whos saying what. | ||
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| + | I was thinking that a pop will probably not do much harm to any of the kit except possibly the speakers? Specifically the speaker cone? | ||
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Revision as of 00:33, 18 March 2006
I have removed the following line from the notes section as what is says is questionable...
This is best practice only to avoid a "pop" through the amps and desk. It doesn't damage the equipment if you don't follow this procedure!
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It would be interesting to hear why it doesn't damage the equipment. Any pop is within all system tolerances - unsightly and unpreferred but not damaging.
Firstly, could we all sign our comments with a name so we know whos saying what.
I was thinking that a pop will probably not do much harm to any of the kit except possibly the speakers? Specifically the speaker cone?
Nick
