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In Reply to: DUH!!! dented tweeter disaster.HELP posted by greg in OKLA on May 27, 2003 at 16:26:49:
This idea of using a needle to pull out the dent works fine for *soft* dome tweeters, but the (presumably well-intentioned) poster didn't realize that your tweeters are *metal* domes.Do *not* take a needle to these!
You can live with these without any problems, as I've never heard or measured any difference from a small dent. Basically it is just a cosmetic problem. Some tweeters are easily disassembled and the diaphragm removed. In this case, you can push the dent out from the inside, but there will always be a visible remanent of the original dent.
Good luck,
Charles Hansen
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Follow Ups
- Please ignore all the "advice" you've been receiving... - Charles Hansen 05:53:53 05/28/03 (1)
- I wholly concur with Mr. Hansen's statement. - bwkendall 09:42:04 05/28/03 (0)
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