does it protect the speakers from dust and debris . I work in areas with metal particals around
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I think it does provide a degree of protection. I am an electrical contractor, and do a fair amount of crawling under houses, attics, etc, and my Motorola Droid in the otterbox has survived. However, metallic dust can be very troublesome, even for the sealed non smart phones
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The OtterBox does not protect the microphone, speaker, nor camera lens. I work construction and deal with dust and mud, it is necessary to rinse off these items and dry them off with a soft cloth.
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you adjust the sides to fit the diameter of your speakers - also include rubber adhesive so your speakers don't get scratched.
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There are no flap covering the speakers but there's protection around the speakers and they do not affect the volume or quality. The only "flaps" there are for the charger and head phones spot
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it is protective, but is not waterproof. It leaks at the screens used to hear the speakers.
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The only thing that is protected on the bottom is the aux cord/headphone port and the charging port. The speakera are open and not protected
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The have a steel cone that prevents the insulation from getting in the speaker. I just moved all the insulation from around the speaker. I've been told that you can place a cardboard box over the back of the speaker which keeps out the insulation, but it will enhance the bass is the music.
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It should. Does not have to cover the whole door just around speaker and maybe spaced out evenly over door. You just want the to keep from vibrating.
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Dear Abhishek,Thank you for your post. The speaker is indeed covered by holes, which allows the sound to travel through the holes while still protecting it from getting damaged more easily (i.e., food, dust, sharp objects, etc). Please feel free to message us again if you have any additional questions or concerns. Best,Ryan
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It's never good to clip a subwoofer but it does have protection. I've clipped it a few times on accident. The red light comes on and the speaker basically cuts power to protect it.
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The woofer is made of very tough material, there is really no need for cover protection. It does look really cool without the cover. Sound quality wise, cover less will allow slightly better transparency.
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No, not that good. It did keep some of the dust out of the air. I used it for soldering - it got rid of SOME of the solder fumes, but not all.
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You have the option to make the 3 center speakers (the tall ones with 2 speakers on them) covered or not covered. The 4 satellite speakers and sub woofer you cannot uncover
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It reduces the noise somewhat. I only covered a door but I figure it you use it over a larger area you will have silence
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It has some metal... just to cover the speakers, the rest is not... say it only has 25% of metal... the other materials not really sure what they are but still sturdy. And yes, you can put your phone into your pocket and it'll sound just fine, don't get too far though otherwise the sound would break.
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I`m not sure what you are asking me, but this protection rejects dust very good. Better then without it.
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I hung my speakers on my house under my roof soffit. Just for a little extra protection from the elements. Had a few rainstorms and all is fine. The only things that are weather proof are the speakers. The amp, wi-fi adapter and remote are NOT weather/water proof.
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They provide protection at the level that you can enjoy the music, but not get blown away. I used to use the foam and with those I could hear the words and people talking, but I could never enjoy the music. So it depends on what you are looking to achieve.