Dust............speakers

[saurabh]

Does dust settling down on the speakers effect the sound quality and output ?????....................over a period of time. If yes, whats the best way to clean it up ?????.

 

[Francious70]

Water.

Unless the cone is paper and the surround if foam. If that's the case, use canned air.

Paul

 

[neznarf]

I don't know about the sound quality, but if you think you have excessive
dust, this is usually an indication that you do not have enough return air flow
back to your furnace.

 

[philh]

I don't know about the sound quality, but if you think you have excessive
dust, this is usually an indication that you do not have enough return air flow
back to your furnace.

Or negative air pressure

 

[Francious70]

In other words, just change the air filter in your return.

Paul

 

[Shadow_Ferret]

Or get rid of the kids and pets.

 

[JohnA]

Vacuum and dust

 

[sjdgpt]

Sounds like a new W (or gf) is needed.

Isn't it the responsibility of the W (or gf) to vacuum the house and keep our speakers dust free?

 

[mulester7]

.....a quiet, on low, canister air filter is now at home in my theater....as we speak, even.....

 

[mulester7]

.....82 posts....it's a long uphill battle around here, Buck, haha.....

 

[Francious70]

Sounds like a new W (or gf) is needed.

Isn't it the responsibility of the W (or gf) to vacuum the house and keep our speakers dust free?

The smart one's anyones.

Paul