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Active Loudspeakers.

Zoomup

Dad, these active loudspeakers seem to have loads of stuff inside them, and I reckon that they will overheat with long use and perhaps break down, because of inadequate ventilation. What do you think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyhyuWqCLxQ

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    Nah,

    These have been quite common in the Rock'n'Roll touring world for a while.

    They often have largish heatsinks on the rear to dissipate the heat from the active components.

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    Nah,

    These have been quite common in the Rock'n'Roll touring world for a while.

    They often have largish heatsinks on the rear to dissipate the heat from the active components.

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  • 0 in reply to AdrianWint

    There are many repair videos on Youtube son where the internals have failed. If the active speaker is installed in a difficult place it may be awkward and expensive to remove it for replacement of repair.

    www.youtube.com/watch

  • 0 in reply to Zoomup

    No problems, as yet - after 6 years, with my very compact Sonos play 1 active speaker setup. It booms out all around the house. when given some input.

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