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RE: It depends if your amps are designed to be able to cope with a short ... or not! :-)) nt

You could build a circuit with a time delay relay. When it sees power, it waits a few seconds before closing the contacts and connecting the speaker to the outputs.
I have no idea how much $$$ a proper relay would be, but the DC turnon 'thump' is bad for the speaker, in the long run.
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  • RE: It depends if your amps are designed to be able to cope with a short ... or not! :-)) nt - pictureguy 09:52:27 08/12/10 (0)
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