Edward_B
Auditioning
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- Oct 13, 2004
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Hello All,
Will cigar smoke damage speakers or other hifi/home theater equipment? I plan to upgrade from my current speakers (Bose 301) to Magnepan 1.6's this summer. I want to mate this with a Musical Fidelity X-150 or similar integrated amp. I'm planning to spend $5,000 on upgrades and new equipment.
If I light up a fine cigar to enjoy with Beethoven and my new stereo will I be causing harm to the equipment? It would be a shame to wreck a $5,000 stereo with a $70 box of cigars. Would some speaker or amp types be more susceptible to harm from cigar smoke (traditional cone, ribbon, electrostatic, solid state, tube). The volume of smoke that I'm talking about is likely to be 2 - 3 Churchill size cigars per week.
On a related note are there any air purifiers on the market quiet enough to use while listening to music?
For the sake of this discussion let's ignore the harm that I'm causing to myself.
Thanks.
Ed
Will cigar smoke damage speakers or other hifi/home theater equipment? I plan to upgrade from my current speakers (Bose 301) to Magnepan 1.6's this summer. I want to mate this with a Musical Fidelity X-150 or similar integrated amp. I'm planning to spend $5,000 on upgrades and new equipment.
If I light up a fine cigar to enjoy with Beethoven and my new stereo will I be causing harm to the equipment? It would be a shame to wreck a $5,000 stereo with a $70 box of cigars. Would some speaker or amp types be more susceptible to harm from cigar smoke (traditional cone, ribbon, electrostatic, solid state, tube). The volume of smoke that I'm talking about is likely to be 2 - 3 Churchill size cigars per week.
On a related note are there any air purifiers on the market quiet enough to use while listening to music?
For the sake of this discussion let's ignore the harm that I'm causing to myself.
Thanks.
Ed