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In Reply to: RE: "Was it just the ends of your bars that became loose " ... posted by andyr on May 7, 2021 at 18:07:38:
I have some humps in the response of my 3.6 (80-90 Hz). I have located it to the two buttons on top of the bass driver holding the Mylar to the backplate. These can come lose, it is just a screw. Mine are still not buzzing but I have a PEQ cutting out the resonances right now. I am too lazy stripping them down right now.
The crossbars on the perforated sheet steel are glued and can come lose. My old Tympanis (-76/77) have them glued and screwed.
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