Driver burn in

[coolhandjjl]

is there a tutorial here that describes driver burn in? Do I do this with my amp? Are the drivers already mounted in the cab?

Thanks in advance!

John

[Vuja de]

Not to be a smart ass but 1 minute of searching the forum...try it,it actually works

http://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/viewt ... ver#p97875

[coolhandjjl]

Excellent. The video from member RubiconProSound says it all.

Thanks!

[coolhandjjl]

Saw this link for getting a sound.
http://www.digital-recordings.com/www-d ... ducts.html

[DJPhatman]

Try SigJenny instead. Easy to work with, runs on pretty much any PC.

[coolhandjjl]

I am a commercial photographer by profession, been a Mac guy for twenty years. But you'll get no Mac vs PC flames from me.

I did find a freeware on the Apple site called ToneGen that I'll try.

Thanks again for all the suggestions.

-John


Soon to be the owner of 2- J110's.

[Radian]

By virtue of the industry, there's quite a few users of a variety of platforms here, including myself. Your in good company.

Another example of driver burn-in; a 3015lf in this case. I used Rubicon's awesome idea and added a rubber strap instead of a metal hanger to further isolate vibrations. It worked very well, being no louder than a fish tank pump or large refrigerator.

[coolhandjjl]

By virtue of the industry, there's quite a few users of a variety of platforms here, including myself. Your in good company.

Let me guess, you're a MLUG member?

[Radian]

Nope. Just familiar with different systems.

[SeisTres]

By virtue of the industry, there's quite a few users of a variety of platforms here, including myself. Your in good company.

Sure didn't seem that way when someone mentioned JAPA for Ubuntu

that reminds me, I still have to burn the new version of it for it.