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Thank you for your response. Not sure if it matters but the WAP is one of those PoE types. No power supply. Thanks.
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Thank you for your response. Not sure if it matters but the WAP is one of those PoE types. No power supply. Thanks.

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I agree with John, it is very unlikely that any WiFi device could demagnetize even a small speaker.
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I agree with John, it is very unlikely that any WiFi device could demagnetize even a small speaker.

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Well, yeah. &nbsp;PoE and it's DC. &nbsp;Insufficient to do any demagnetizing.
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Well, yeah.  PoE and it's DC.  Insufficient to do any demagnetizing.

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As was stated earlier.
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Kind of. &nbsp;You stated...
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I would say No....I cannot imagine any way to demagnetize a speaker this way.
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That implies you're guessing.<br />
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I actually stated &quot;NO&quot;. &nbsp;No guessing whatsoever :-)
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> As was stated earlier.

Kind of.  You stated...

> I would say No....I cannot imagine any way to demagnetize a speaker this way.


That implies you're guessing.

I actually stated "NO".  No guessing whatsoever :-)

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I am so happy your world is just BLACK and just WHITE. Mine is grey after so many years.
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I am so happy your world is just BLACK and just WHITE. Mine is grey after so many years.

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I think it's only black and white because WLAN is how I keep my family clothed and fed, John. &nbsp;Don't worry though, I'm sure it will all get fuzzy for me when I'm your age :-P
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I think it's only black and white because WLAN is how I keep my family clothed and fed, John.  Don't worry though, I'm sure it will all get fuzzy for me when I'm your age :-P

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Stupid question: Is it possible that sitting a WAP( Wireless access point) on top of a speaker could've brake the speaker. Somebody mentioned something about demagnetization. <br />
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Thanks!
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Stupid question: Is it possible that sitting a WAP( Wireless access point) on top of a speaker could've brake the speaker. Somebody mentioned something about demagnetization. 


Thanks!

Speaker demagnetization

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