Some more free speakers that will need to be repaired![]()
Should be interesting when they are up and running!
Some more free speakers that will need to be repaired![]()
Should be interesting when they are up and running!
Michell Mycro / AT33PTG/II | Ray Samuels F-117 Nighthawk | Yamaha CD-NT670D | Bryston B60R | ATC SCM10
Well, should not be too expensive to re-foam then.
Michell Mycro / AT33PTG/II | Ray Samuels F-117 Nighthawk | Yamaha CD-NT670D | Bryston B60R | ATC SCM10
£40 tops & you'll end up with some seriously expensive speakersI know the original smaller AE1 (was it?) with the single bass/mid still goes for good money, but these....
You lucky bugger![]()
Bests, Mark
"We must believe in free will. We have no choice"Isaac Bashevis Singer
Yeah, seen places selling a complete kit for £27/pair of surrounds.
Anyone know what the best way to get the old foam of the driver cones, maybe something solvent based?
Michell Mycro / AT33PTG/II | Ray Samuels F-117 Nighthawk | Yamaha CD-NT670D | Bryston B60R | ATC SCM10
Nice find, Rob. They should sound superb when re-foamed.
I used acetone to remove old foam & glue. You can get it in cans from boat chandleries.
Is that the same stuff as Nail Polish remover?
Michell Mycro / AT33PTG/II | Ray Samuels F-117 Nighthawk | Yamaha CD-NT670D | Bryston B60R | ATC SCM10
Cool, will give it a try, dont judge me though![]()
Michell Mycro / AT33PTG/II | Ray Samuels F-117 Nighthawk | Yamaha CD-NT670D | Bryston B60R | ATC SCM10
Nail polish remover leaves a residue - it isn't pure. Get proper acetone to ensure you remove it all before applying the new foam.