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In Reply to: RE: MMG-W buzzing posted by pat_from_indy on September 12, 2014 at 19:31:13:
That's what I mean, yes. At this point you can start to glue back on just the segments that need it.
Hmmm, perhaps I should have not erased some stuff that I wrote and then edited out. Here are a few that remained in the paste buffer.
-- Clean the Mylar under each wire to be reglued with acetone but keep the good areas untouched. Carefully -- and on a fully horrizontal level -- acetone-moist cotton swabs and thin brushes can help to contain the treatment areas. You don't want the acetone running up to -- and weakening -- other good areas. I do the same cleanup with acetone under each segment of wire to be glued...a bit tedious but seemingly worth it.
-- DAP is good and proven. So is E-6000, which I have adopted since Neolith first reported about it a few years ago. Both have worked on my MMGs, which get tremendously abused at times. (and both have failed under some situations. If they do, E-6000 tends to do so more "graciously".)
Taking things slowly at first may reveal issues not yet seen, without aggravating what is good. Unless this speaker suffered a strumming type of trauma across the wires (that you never saw), there's a chance that the remainder of the still-glued sections could be weak anyway. Then, it would have to be a rebuild. Hopefully, this is not the case.
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- RE: MMG-W buzzing - JBen 19:59:41 09/12/14 (1)
- RE: MMG-W buzzing - pat_from_indy 07:41:20 09/17/14 (0)
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