Simple question...what is the best way to break them in? Any specific notes i should try...maybe a sweap? 30hz-100hz? Sumthing like that?

What subs do you have and why are you trying to break them in?

The best way to break them in is to play them at a loud, but safe, listening level. Just as you would when they are broken in.

No real need to break in subs....

Set them up properly and they will break in over time.

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wall socket?........LMAO!!

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That'll do it.

So just use them...simple...

So just use them...simple...

Correct.

(Except if you have a digital desings 95 or DD Z series subwoofer and want to overpower them in a small enclosure. Then you need to be gentle in the beginning because the spiders are too stiff.)

if its a really stiff subs the fastest way to me was to have the subs out of the box in free air & play 20hz cycles at low volume for a couple hrs per day until they loosen up

My way like most is to have the amp ajusted right and let them play.