Paranoid concerns

[chamaruco]

Last night I started a new record playing the stylus without lowering the volume.
It was at middle volume and I’m afraid that something no good could be happened to my qacoustics 3050
Is there a way to find out any damage?
Someone of you is experienced about that?

Thanks

 

[darkblue94]

Last night I started a new record playing the stylus without lowering the volume.
It was at middle volume and I’m afraid that something no good could be happened to my qacoustics 3050
Is there a way to find out any damage?
Someone of you is experienced about that?

Thanks

You would be able to hear it.

 

[chamaruco]

How sounds this kind of damage ?

 

[whoaru99]

How sounds this kind of damage ?

Why are you questioning if there is damage?

Do the speakers make strange noises?

 

[chamaruco]

No, I’m afraid that this damage cold be easily a worse sound quality

 

[whoaru99]

No, I’m afraid that this damage cold be easily a worse sound quality

If you don't hear a problem then stop worrying about what isn't.

 

[crazy-in-az]

No worries. I have my volume up to about the middle whenever I put an album on. The reason for this is that some albums seem to start immediately, while others may have several seconds of lead in. As long as you don't hear any difference you should be fine.

 

[chamaruco]

Thanks guys, I told you, it's just a paranoid sense of guilty

 

[StimpyWan]

Lower the volume when queing a record. Turn the power off when changing interconnects and speaker cables. And if using separates, amp on last and amp off first. All standard safety precautions.

Now, if all the drivers in your speakers look and sound fine, at varying levels, you should be OK. But, take caution, and your gear should last a good long while.

 

[jcamero]

I've done that, (as you described a few times). I either turn the volume down, or turn the speakers off, and sometimes both. Also, when I turn the power off, I always switch off the speakers.