non-shielded speakers
10-08-02, 07:12 PM
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At least 3-4 feet is the minimum distance, I believe.
If they get too close, even for a split second, your TV implodes!
Actually you'd probably see some wavey gauss lines on the TV from the magnets of the speakers. That's about it. If the speakers were there forever, and were causing gaussing the entire time, you'd damage the picture tube. A split second won't hurt anything.
If they get too close, even for a split second, your TV implodes!
Actually you'd probably see some wavey gauss lines on the TV from the magnets of the speakers. That's about it. If the speakers were there forever, and were causing gaussing the entire time, you'd damage the picture tube. A split second won't hurt anything.
10-09-02, 06:36 AM
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Re: non-shielded speakers
Originally posted by dbmottle
How far should I place non-shielded speakers from my TV? And what happens if they get too close, even for a split second? Does this hurt anything?
How far should I place non-shielded speakers from my TV? And what happens if they get too close, even for a split second? Does this hurt anything?
10-09-02, 05:33 PM
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I don't think you can move the speakers back and forth in a split second, but that's just my opinion.
At least 3 ft. away from the t.v. if your speakers are non shielded or it will permanently damage you t.v.. And it sounds much better.
At least 3 ft. away from the t.v. if your speakers are non shielded or it will permanently damage you t.v.. And it sounds much better.
