Subwoofer, please read.

[BassMunky]

Soo I know it has been asked a million times, but do you really have to break in your subs? If soo what do you have to do?

[BassMunky]

It is psi soft parts on a recone.

[PC Principal]

I have never broken subs in, so I voted no. I have always hooked them up and let em rip. Never had any issues.

[BassMunky]

What brands have you guy used and I have psi recone

[DiBo]

You don't have to break Subs in but there is a break-in. 

[BassMunky]

Which is what?

[BassMunky]

My other question is it either cause the soft parts are new or cause I never play a low bass note yet?   My voltage doesn't drop as low as before when I had how the original subs did. Same setup and everything.  It dropped to high 11 with the old subs and with the new recone same sun otf drop to low 13 for now. It the same wired to 1 ohm load.

[DiBo]

9 minutes ago, BassMunky said:

My other question is it either cause the soft parts are new or cause I never play a low bass note yet?   My voltage doesn't drop as low as before when I had how the original subs did. Same setup and everything.  It dropped to high 11 with the old subs and with the new recone same sun otf drop to low 13 for now. It the same wired to 1 ohm load.

You're old coils were probably causing distortion. Clipping causes voltage drop

[BassMunky]

Gains was set properly. Unless was burnt? That was a long time it was playing like that for over 2 yrs.

[Ron36]

I’ve always plugged them in and let them rip. Never blown a good sub but blown many shitty subs. Good thread.