In the last couple of weeks, (since the weather began to change), I'd noticed something less pleasant about my system. I suspected EVERYTHING except my speaker system (bought about $500.00 in footers, suspension tweeks, CD treatments)...and not a lot of improvement (or degradation)
The other day, I opened up the shades and the sun (which NEVER shines directly on ANYTHING hI-fI) did something funny on my piano black treble horns....that it didn't do to the rest of the baffle...
To my HORROR, I noticed some WARP-AGE.... across the top and along the length (height) of the baffles...each one slightly different, and differences on each top and side.
My question is this:
Can I use some channel steel / aluminum / brass (like shelf brackets) on the back edges of the baffles... to correct this warp-age ?
And if not, what is the thickest solid wood baffle I can use to avoid this problem in the furtue?
Bent-out-of-shape !!!
Dogs will be DAWGS...