Anthos
Standard Member
I have acquired a pair of wharfedale evo 4.2 speakers a couple of weeks ago and are connected to a yamaha R-N602.
Everything had been fine up to today. While listening to some music through controlling spotify on my phone my hand slipped and I accidentily moved the volume slider to max for literally a split second. Ever since I seem to be getting some occassional clipping distortions when the volume is around ~-28db or louder, slightly lower volume than that and they seem to sound ok. I am pretty sure I wasn't getting any clipping thing before. Externally I can't see any damage to the speakers. Is there a chance I permanently damaged them??
P.s the speakers are rated at a max 125w while the amp at 115w, shouldn't the speakers tolerate 0db for a split second based on the specs? (i know that it's not thaaaat simple but still).
Everything had been fine up to today. While listening to some music through controlling spotify on my phone my hand slipped and I accidentily moved the volume slider to max for literally a split second. Ever since I seem to be getting some occassional clipping distortions when the volume is around ~-28db or louder, slightly lower volume than that and they seem to sound ok. I am pretty sure I wasn't getting any clipping thing before. Externally I can't see any damage to the speakers. Is there a chance I permanently damaged them??
P.s the speakers are rated at a max 125w while the amp at 115w, shouldn't the speakers tolerate 0db for a split second based on the specs? (i know that it's not thaaaat simple but still).