What are Celestion speakers?

Celestion guitar amp speakers are considered by many as the industry standard, or rather “the voice of rock and roll” - in the companys own words. In this extensive guide, weve dissected the whole Celestion range to help you to find the perfect replacement speaker(s) for your amplifier or cabinet.

Do speakers get louder as they break in?

Turn the speakers up a little louder than you normally would will help loosen up the material. Not all speakers will sound dramatically different after break-in. Some improve only marginally, while others can change dramatically. Either way, its likely that youll notice an improvement.

How long does it take to break in a Celestion speaker?

The hours do not need to be consecutive, so you can play music through a speaker in another room when you are asleep at night, or just use the speaker normally and it will be broken in after about 100 hours of use.

Does more speakers mean louder?

Most speakers are moving some sort of diaphragm. When electricity is applied to the diaphragm, it moves. The moving diaphragm excites the air around it, and this moving air is the sound you hear. More speakers means more air being pushed, creating a louder sound.

How many hours does it take to break in speakers?

The most basic way to run in your speakers is to set them up with your system and use them normally. Usually the speakers will be sufficiently run in after a total of 20-30 hours of normal use and they will often continue to develop and improve for the first hundred or so hours.

How do you break in speakers fast?

The easiest answer is simply to play music. However, to break your speakers in well, youll want to play something with a large dynamic range, something with solid deep bass, as well as something with a strong high end. Music capable of both will be able to push the speaker to their extremes regularly.

Does bigger magnet mean better subwoofer?

Bigger magnets are required for bigger speakers, but they do not necessarily make them “better.” Larger magnets (and stronger audio signals/voltages) are necessary to move large speaker cones and subwoofers. However, the overall quality of a loudspeaker depends on more than the size of its magnets.

What do magnets do for speakers?

To make the cone (or panel) of the speaker move, magnets are used to create an opposing magnetic field which creates vibrations. These vibrations are the sound we hear. Speakers often contain large magnets inside of them, as a larger opposing magnetic field creates more vibrations.