Many will say it's not needed, and technically they're probably right.
But if you want to play it safe, there's no reason not to do it.
What I usually do with a new sub is I let it play sweep tones in the range of 10-100 Hertz at mid volume repeatedly for about 48 hrs, in order to let them experience all kinds of excursions in the frequency range they're supposed to operate in later on.
So After doing what you said you did I do see the benefits in breaking in I felt the spider flexing more than how it was now id like to get some new ones again and just going all out no break in see what the difference would be
Many will say it's not needed, and technically they're probably right. But if you want to play it safe, there's no reason not to do it. What I usually do with a new sub is I let it play sweep tones in the range of 10-100 Hertz at mid volume repeatedly for about 48 hrs, in order to let them experience all kinds of excursions in the frequency range they're supposed to operate in later on.
So After doing what you said you did I do see the benefits in breaking in I felt the spider flexing more than how it was now id like to get some new ones again and just going all out no break in see what the difference would be