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Well done Bro Joamonte, basically each time you remove a lump of metal from the signal path .. you get better details, dynamics etc...Enjoy your music.....
I don’t dare to bypass the fuse , very tempting 😬
hmmm interesting... I would suggest that your speakers may not have been leveled in the first place and hence not getting that pin point imaging. your tweak may have inadvertently help it level.
That’s interesting. I will try the tilting forward on the 3.7 also. I’ve always come to conclusion that Maggie’s will never have pin point focus like regular dynamic Drivers as it’s a line source ever since the 1.7. Also I seem to get very good focus of centre vocals with sufficient toe in.... but stage width collapses in that case. Like listening to headphones. Any ideas on the amount of toe-in?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
First and foremost, get yourself a deoxit D5 contact cleaner and leave it on overnight if you have to, before cleaning it off. Apply on the fuse holder, fuses cap, remove tweeter attenuator or better do like what joamonte did. This is to confirm the problem is not just due to a poor contact. That alone will put some brilliant back to you SMG.Just change the electrolytic cap first, to see the changes is good enough for you before deciding on the can of worm decision on the film foil cap. https://sg.element14.com/vishay/tva1411/aluminum-electrolytic-capacitor/dp/8477558?st=25uf
Bought a used pair of SMGc's from a local seller. Wasn't too expensive, condition was fair, especially since the speaker's close to 30 years old.Seller told me tweeter on one side's a little soft, so I intend to rebuild it, and have ordered the kit direct from Magnepan.I'll also be checking the parts of the crossover to see if any need replacing etc. It'll be a project, just to relive the sound I loved from the mid-90's when I had the exact same model, bought new from Absolute Sound.Any thoughts, suggestions, welcome.DanielUpper Changi Road NorthSent from my MI MAX 3 using Tapatalk
how did you order the tweeter repair kit? u called them?