Thanks Dave! Excellent response as usual! I guess I will leave mine engaged then!
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Thanks Dave! Excellent response as usual! I guess I will leave mine engaged then!
L/R - Sierra Towers
Center - Sierra Horizon Tower
Surrounds - 200SE
SW - Dual PSA XV15's
TV - Panasonic TC-P65VT60
A/V Receiver - Denon AVR-4311CI
Blu-ray/DVD - Sony BDP-S5100
DVR STB - Motorola Arris X1
The first thing I'd do when purchasing a new loudspeaker is to take it apart...
LOL
I do this to checkout the drivers, xover components, cabinet bracing and dampening material/stuffing. It's a real good indicator as to the quality of a loudspeaker. Also you can adjust the dampening material/stuffing to make a speaker sound better. Manufactured big name loudspeakers almost always can benefit from some dampening material adjustment as it's done in a half assed manner in the factory in Asia right...
You do need to be careful not to damage a driver's cone though. And pulling drivers in/out of a cab is something you get used to handling. It's due to the center of gravity of the driver. It's just like handling an old CRT TV as to the screwy center of gravity. It's just like handling a nice SLR camera. You don't touch the lens on a camera just like you don't touch the surround or cone. Especially the surround... never touch that guys! The acid from your hands will eat away the rubber in that one spot years later.
Last edited by HiroPro; 11-22-2011 at 05:54 PM.