Hi,
we are a company that rent speakers for small parties.
Now a curious case happened to me last weekend.
So basically we had a small system at a pool party and I was during all the party at all times watching the amplifier for not clipping and all night long it didn't clip at any time.
At a point some plenty of water splashed on the mixer but since i was beside the speakers i couldn't notice if the tweeters where blown at that point in time, so i am not sure if that could have affected my tweeters and if it did how could a splash of water on the mixer blown my tweeters.
Also one of the dj used a controller attached to my mixer, he kept all the knobs from his controller (include high, mid, low) blasted out and opened till the vary end. This is basically what happened during the party....i finished with the tweeters of the two speakers blown out (speakers where used in parallel on one channel of the amplifier)
Can anyone help me out and tell me the possible reasons that blew out my tweeters?
we are a company that rent speakers for small parties.
Now a curious case happened to me last weekend.
So basically we had a small system at a pool party and I was during all the party at all times watching the amplifier for not clipping and all night long it didn't clip at any time.
At a point some plenty of water splashed on the mixer but since i was beside the speakers i couldn't notice if the tweeters where blown at that point in time, so i am not sure if that could have affected my tweeters and if it did how could a splash of water on the mixer blown my tweeters.
Also one of the dj used a controller attached to my mixer, he kept all the knobs from his controller (include high, mid, low) blasted out and opened till the vary end. This is basically what happened during the party....i finished with the tweeters of the two speakers blown out (speakers where used in parallel on one channel of the amplifier)
Can anyone help me out and tell me the possible reasons that blew out my tweeters?