Myth or Fact?

[B2Bomber]

Transporting your speakers by air and stowing them in the cargo hold (i.e. not in the cabin) poses the risk of damage to your speakers due to unregulated pressure in the cargo hold. Myth or Fact?

[CoDer]

This a question only Myth Buster can answer. Joke!

I think its a myth.

[niky]

I think it might be a fact. If you're transporting sealed box speakers... it might just hurt them. Kung yung cones lang, obviously not.

[BlueBimmer]

i guess thats a myth since my logitech z680 was sent thru air freight and they sound perfect

[chua_riwap]

Di totoo yan.

I bought a Yamaha Subwoofer (10") from Singapore and sent it via Air Freight to Manila okay naman, wala naman problema.

[nicolodeon]

Myth. I transported sealed box speakers several times - no problems experienced whatsover,

[raine]

Sir correction lang po.sa mga aircraft na gumagamit ng pressurization due to high alttitude ang cargo area is also pressurized area ng aircraft, same as in cabin kasi pag hindi pressurized ito meron tendancy na magcollapsed ang structure due to high differential pressure. ang wala lang sa buong cargo area ay heating pero merong certain area dito na merong heating para sa live animal transport. Kaya walang nagiging effect sa mga speakers. sa maliliit na aircraft naman na mababa lang ang lipad hindi na kailangan ang pressurization. Kaya transporting by air ang speaker walang effect sa speakers.

[Mguy]

Cargo aircrafts are pressurized similar to passenger aircrafts, as Raine said.

This is to ensure that all items carried in the cargo hold will maintain its current condition. Some items are extremely sensitive to less pressure such as aerosol canisters.

[B2Bomber]

wrong forum. sorry.

[GlennSter]

Is it a myth or a fact that if you use let's say for example Brand-S Unleaded throughout your vehicle's lifetime, it is better rather than using a different brand like Brand-P, Brand-S, Brand-C of Unleaded every time you fill up.

make a new thread.