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07-17-2010, 11:31 PM
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probably a dumb question
Could the magnetic field from the subwoofers hurt the amp at all, I mean i put my subs like 4 feet from my tv and it turns in purple.
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This explains magnets and color tv screens. http://www.howeverythingworks.org/television.html
Can the magnet from a subwoofer cause trouble for an amp? I doubt it. Reasons why. Look at a bookshelf stereo. Check and see how close the speakers are to the receiver. I don't see them having problems. Look at guitar amps, aren't the amp and speaker built as one unit? The ones I have seen is yes and they don't have problems.
This is my opinion and I gave reasons for it. Plus, it'* better than no answer.
Can the magnet from a subwoofer cause trouble for an amp? I doubt it. Reasons why. Look at a bookshelf stereo. Check and see how close the speakers are to the receiver. I don't see them having problems. Look at guitar amps, aren't the amp and speaker built as one unit? The ones I have seen is yes and they don't have problems.
This is my opinion and I gave reasons for it. Plus, it'* better than no answer.
07-18-2010, 11:42 AM
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Uhhh, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME FOLKS!!
Some TV'* don't have the ability to degauss themselves. Which means you will be stuck with odd colors on your TV for some time. Unless your good with a magnet and you can do it yourself.
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