Thanks Stephen,
She needs a bit of tlc but glad she has gone to a loving home, great vintage amp, I will miss her.
regards
Nigel
Location: Devizes, Wiltshire.
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I'm Nigel.
Thanks Stephen,
She needs a bit of tlc but glad she has gone to a loving home, great vintage amp, I will miss her.
regards
Nigel
Sold my Stan Dac to Martinoslice! smooth easy transaction! very fast payment.
He might be a comparative newbie here, but he has a.from me,
Bluesound Node 2i
Audio Analogue Pucinni SE
B&W DM607 s2
Chord Shawline X speaker cable
Klotz ic’s
Thanks to Mike (Green Home Electronics), for the interconnect he sold me.
Barry
Location: Yorks
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I'm Nobody.
Thanks to Andrew {Rexon} for the 1950's 'Practical Wireless' magazines in superb condition & amazingly nearly all i am missing from those particular years..
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No worries mate glad they got to you ok!
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Location: Belfast
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I'm Marty.
Bought my bushmaster from icehockey boy at a great price, it was delivered straightaway, pleasure to deal with...big thumbs up..
I had a very pleasant morning with Shane yesterday (Southall-1998) when I went to collect the Klipsch speakers he was selling. Had a good chin-wag about hifi and got to hear his fabulous system.
I had some time to play with them this afternoon. It is a great pity that one of the bass drivers has a problem as I think they are a great sounding pair of speakers. Mind you they need quite a lot of volume to make them sing, so again (in the same way as the KG3's) may be a difficult load despite being fairly sensitive. I have turned the problem bass unit to see if gravity will help align the voice coil. You can stop the distortion by applying pressure to the other side of the cone whilst music is playing.
I will do some googling, but I think that to re-align the voice coil you would have to remove the cone and pole piece dust cover. Quite a lot of work which would mean prising the rubber surround from the speaker casting so that the cone is floating. I will have to see if I think I am brave enough!
Thanks for a painless and pleasant transaction.
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Location: Lancaster(-ish), UK
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You shouldn't have to remove the centre dust cover Rob.
If you can separate the cone surround from the frame, then you can apply some glue & then before it sets, send a small current via an AAA battery to the terminals for very short periods. This will cause the driver to pulse & if you repeat this a few times, the coil should centre itself within the magnetic field.