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In Reply to: RE: Dome damage posted by Bry on February 09, 2017 at 07:28:41
Yes, it's a dome shape for a reason...structural rigidity. A large
dent won't be rigid, it won't keep up the the outer intact section
of the dome. Funny things will happen, out of phasey stuff.. not good.
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"Funny things will happen, out of phasey stuff."
Show us proof.
Another audiophile myth.
:)
Not so much a hard dome, but a soft dome will do it. Cones break
up all over, certainly a dented soft dome will.
Seriously, the masking tape approach has worked for me and my friends when the occasional "UH-OH!" moment happens. In my experience even before the fix it's hard, if possible at all, to actually hear a difference with a dented soft dome tweeter. I know that seems hard to believe from a technical standpoint, but I've tried really hard as have my friends and we end up shrugging our shoulders. We still do the fix out of OCD "just in case"-ness and visual appeal.
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