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Don't forget to apply epoxy on both sides of magnet where it meets the top plate and the back plate. The front plate is firmly attached to the frame and then the magnet glued to both the top plate and bottom plate so it can shift at either point or both.
Good point, forgot to mention that. The photo doesn't show the underside of the magnetQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Bubbles
My RDO-194s came and I installed them today. Another bump in sound quality. I have placed the nearly new SL-2500 tweeters on E-bay. I am almost done with upgrades.
Awesome, Enjoy. They'll need some break-in time just like everything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by aldine
yes, the RDO 194's do take a while to break in. I think even after 200 hours mine are just now there?? Such a smooth change that was, and looking forward to all the upgrades in the future. Glad you got em. Trying to darn near give away my SL2000's here on the forum (less than 15 a piece shipped) no love from the masses? Oh well, somebody, someday, somewhere will end up with them??:cheesygrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by aldine
As if we'd believe that. There's always something new to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by aldine
What's that saying..."easy to please but hard to satisfy":cheesygrin:
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Originally Posted by Schurkey
Does it ever end??:eek: