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In Reply to: RE: I would say most could easily swap out for BE posted by Kloss on October 04, 2013 at 06:17:48
I am sure this person would have no trouble aligning or affixing a new BE diaphragm in a multi kilobuck speaker...because, after all, in such a product there are no tolerances or materials science involved.
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As most compression drivers are used in Sound Re-enforcement, field repair is a strong component in the design and manufacture process.
By looking at these videos, I think you will learn something, that appears you presently don't know.
TAD 4001 and 2001 are field replaceable and like the JBL in the videos listed, are simple to replace and alignment is already build in the driver design.
There is no glue, you are thinking of dynamic cone based drivers.
Are you attempting to seem annoying or idiotic?
The TAD driver in question was designed by a JBL engineer to be field serviceable.
If a person is all thumbs, it might be a good idea to hire the work done (as with other things in life).
For true TAD drivers and their replacement diaphragm, as well as JBL drivers location tabs are provided. The replacement DIAPRAHMS have a mounting ring attached with provision to match up to the locating tabs. Makes replacement a snap (this includes Altec Compression drivers, too)
Actually this all inane as I do not know how he got the idea that the OP want to adapt a beryllium diaphragm. There is nothing in the original post to indicate that, and it seems that he simply jumped to a conclusion that is totally unwarranted and unsupported.
What a troll..........
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