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RE: 3.6R Repair

Posted by ColinB on January 13, 2021 at 15:02:14:
Glad to hear it's all sorted now! That's really great. Yeah, it's not too difficult to repair if you are careful and take photos. When I first did it I thought I'd mess something up but it went just fine too.

I broke a ribbon tweeter once but that was just due to a speaker falling over. I found putting a new ribbon into the tweeter cage a nightmare! Much more difficult than a delam repair. Here in Europe we have no option to do the tweeter cage part exchange deal Magnepan offer in the US!