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Old glue formulation or newer formulation

a few years ago, i had to sent my 3.6s in for a complete rebuild of the mid/woofers. the older bonding agent for wires to mylar are more prone to delaminating (and the effect of moisture) compared to the newer "glue". You may to give them a call to find out when they switched to the newer material. The assumption is that if you do need to sent it in, your repaired 20.1's will last many years . On the other hand, if you are driving your maggies hard, are you sure that your upper Sanders amp NEVER is driven to its max. From multiple Asylum discussions, you need about the same power to drive a mid/tweeter as is used for the bass panels....just sayin....

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