Same here. Objects like children’s fingers, dogs’ tails….I keep mine on mainly for protection, to keep dust and other objects away from the drivers.
Eh?Off for protection.
Meant on.
I figured it was a joke, but I didn’t get itMeant on.
Here’s mine on vs off:I saw this graph from Stereophile for my speakers.... 4 db variation with grills on!.... I have left grills off ever since.
It's not as scary as it looks. Those bumps and dips are reflections off of the grill frames. If you measure at various angles off axis, those deviations will shift in frequency and tend to cancel each other out. Although I'm sure it's possible to engineer a grill that actually degrades the overall response, most grills will have little or no effect. Or at least I couldn't hear any difference when I had a friend attach and reattach the magnetic grills on my BMR while I was blind folded. This is also Floyd Toole's opinion on the audible effects of grills.I saw this graph from Stereophile for my speakers.... 4 db variation with grills on!.... I have left grills off ever since.
It's not as scary as it looks. Those bumps and dips are reflections off of the grill frames. If you measure at various angles off axis, those deviations will shift in frequency and tend to cancel each other out. Although I'm sure it's possible to engineer a grill that actually degrades the overall response, most grills will have little or no effect. Or at least I couldn't hear any difference when I had a friend attach and reattach the magnetic grills on my BMR while I was blind folded. This is also Floyd Toole's opinion on the audible effects of grills.