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Speaker Break-In / Agin Service for Guitar Speakers.
Corresponds to a continuous operation of 24 hours.
Many new and unused loudspeakers sound harsh and must be used for a certain time to develop their sound. This ageing process can be accelerates with this service which "wears" different parts of the speaker, so it will sound softer and smoother, in particular the top end.

• Length: 0,5 m
• Color: grey
• 1st Jack: Mono 6,3 mm
• 2nd Jack: Mono 6,3 mm
• Cable type: Sommer Cable Typ SC-MERIDIAN SP215 2 x 1,5 mm², grey (#so415-0056)

• with Jack plugs
• Length: 1 m
• Cable type: 2 x 1,5 mm²

• with Jack plugs
• Length: 3 m
• Cable type: 2 x 1,5 mm²

• with Jack plugs
• Length: 5 m
• Cable type: 2 x 1,5 mm²

• High Quality cable for connection a speaker cabinet with an amp.

Universal size for 10" speakers
Dome diameter:  80 mm

As the frequency increases, the radiation of a loudspeaker is increasingly focused on its center. If the listener is in this beam, the sound is extremely harsh and biting; if one moves to the side of it, the sound becomes significantly darker and treble components are partially missing.
To reduce this behavior, a diffuser is used. This sits directly in the beam of the speaker and deflects the high frequencies very strongly, it breaks the "beam". This makes the sound much fuller and more balanced.

Universal size for 12" speakers
Dome diameter: 80 mm - recommended for most of the guitar loudspeaker with average beaming

As the frequency increases, the radiation of a loudspeaker is increasingly focused on its center. If the listener is in this beam, the sound is extremely harsh and biting; if one moves to the side of it, the sound becomes significantly darker and treble components are partially missing.
To reduce this behavior, a diffuser is used. This sits directly in the beam of the speaker and deflects the high frequencies very strongly, it breaks the "beam". This makes the sound much fuller and more balanced.

Universal size for 8" speakers
Dome diameter:  80 mm

As the frequency increases, the radiation of a loudspeaker is increasingly focused on its center. If the listener is in this beam, the sound is extremely harsh and biting; if one moves to the side of it, the sound becomes significantly darker and treble components are partially missing.
To reduce this behavior, a diffuser is used. This sits directly in the beam of the speaker and deflects the high frequencies very strongly, it breaks the "beam". This makes the sound much fuller and more balanced.