In Reply to: How can we tell posted by genungo on June 4, 2015 at 06:57:45:
What is interesting from a measurement perspective - is that at the suspension (Spider, Surround) get more compliant - FS drops VAS rises so for a sealed box the tuning (F3) doesn't change much. The compliance is high to begin with for a "true" Acoustic Suspension design (you can build a sealed box that is not "really" Acoustic Suspension)
For a ported or reflex box and a band pass box - the port and Driver interaction can be more seriously affected by break in parameters.
Some have reported that the cone break-up modes change with use - sounding better as a fiber or composite cone material "loosens up" - though I have not seen measurements to reflect this.
I'll run a set of drivers in a double sided enclosed box I've made for 72 Hours break-in. (sound is contained in the box so it isn't that loud) At 48 Hours the the TS have pretty much reached their limits. I use a log swept sine that runs from 2/3rds FS to 3X FS.
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