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In Reply to: Tweeter Ribbon Assistance Needed for Maggie 3.3R posted by plschlesinger@aol.com on August 14, 2014 at 17:04:29:
First it looks to me that the ribbon failed because of mechanical trauma rather than overload (melting) but it would not be the first time that a ribbon successfully protected a fuse.
I have never tried to repair a ribbon but if I were going to give this one a try I would cut a small strip of aluminum foil to bridge the gap and use silver epoxy glue to hold it in place.
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- RE: Tweeter Ribbon Assistance Needed for Maggie 3.3R - neolith 18:44:09 08/14/14 (1)
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