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>I remember there being a CD that when ripped would intentionally damage/destroy the speakers with some type of frequency sweep or noise. That sounds like the
by ubermonkey 4y ago
>I remember there being a CD that when ripped would intentionally damage/destroy the speakers with some type of frequency sweep or noise.
That sounds like the home audio equivalent of the "poisoned/drug laced Halloween candy" story, which is to say "something that did not happen."
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- aliqot 4y agoI posted links. No need to act like I'm just making it up, these were events I was present for and remember clearly.
- jeffbee 4y agoNone of your links support the claim that these discs could damage your loudspeakers. That's the mythical part. The final stage in digital-to-analog conversion is a reconstruction filter that removes the non-sonic contents of the output. There's nothing you can put on a CD that will destroy your loudspeakers.