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Did I mess up by keeping my ESL57s plugged in during construction?

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I just realized that, while I covered them with blankets, I didn't unplug my Quad ESLs while we were laying down new linoleum in the kitchen. Did every piece of dust and sawdust raised during this process attach itself to my charged panels? I'm terrified to play them today, now that the floor is in....

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Re: Did I mess up by keeping my ESL57s plugged in during construction? - drquad 08:26:19 12/13/06 (2)
If your dust covers are in tact all should be fine.
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- No worries...what he said...:) - Gary Jacobson 20:35:12 12/13/06 (0)
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- Re: Did I mess up by keeping my ESL57s plugged in during construction? - rathbone 15:17:53 12/13/06 (0)
  One more thing that you should worry about during construction is power tools.
  My neighbor's A-hole workers helped themselves to our outdoor outlet, and the amps drawn caused the breaker to trip. A computer was running on that circuit as well as clocks....very annoying.
  One more advantage of having dedicated circuits.

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