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How does the volume affect your speaker’s performance?
The volume at which you play audio through your speakers has a significant impact on their performance in several key areas:
Sound quality: Playing tunes at a low or medium level usually gives you a crisp sound. But turning up the volume too high can make things not sound as good if it’s wet or has water in it.
Distortion: Playing music at a high volume can damage your speakers if they’re not clean. They heat up, certain parts can become strained, and your music can become completely distorted.
Dynamic range: Turning up the volume can reduce the sound range, making soft and loud sounds sound similar. This can make your music sound less vibrant.
Durability and damage: If you always play music at a high volume, your speakers can wear out faster. Parts like the voice coil can be damaged, shortening the life of your speakers.
Hearing fatigue: Listening to music at a high volume for a long period can tire your ears and music will not sound as good as before.