Flange is the part of the face plate

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In Reply to: What is the flange? posted by audiohound on January 28, 2008 at 18:50:08:

that rests against speaker front panel. It has holes for attaching screws. Cutting off segments of flange is not a big deal, especialy if it is plastic, like in Vifa tweeters. However, in more expensive tweeters it is aluminum, and I would think hard before sawing off a piece of a $160 tweeter.

Silk dome is indeed a way to go if you want clear and undistorted highs. But silk domes are not all equal. I can vouch for Scan Speak 9700 or Air Circ that I had experience with.

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Topic - Newbie Modder asks if feasible to upgrade tweeters in Paradigm Reference Studio 20 speakers? - audiohound 17:19:04 01/28/08 (5)

RE: Newbie Modder asks if feasible to upgrade tweeters in Paradigm Reference Studio 20 speakers? - kenster 19:09:09 01/28/08 (1)

RE: Newbie Modder asks if feasible to upgrade tweeters in Paradigm Reference Studio 20 speakers? - Mr645 20:25:44 01/30/08 (0)

One problem is rectangular shape of the existing tweeter. - sser2 17:51:28 01/28/08 (2)

What is the flange? - audiohound 18:50:08 01/28/08 (1)

Flange is the part of the face plate - sser2 21:09:48 01/28/08 (0)

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Flange is the part of the face plate - sser2 21:09:48 01/28/08 (0)

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