In Reply to: Re: Jensen F12NS field coil speakers posted by Steve Schell on October 5, 2002 at 00:06:55:
Hi Steve,Thanks for the information. Really looking forward to hearing these speakers! To repair the crack, should I open it to dab glue on the facing surfaces or should I just let the glue wick into it? It is completely closed and almost undetectable as it sits now. Should I work from the front side or the back? Should I clamp it in any way while it dries? As a completely off the wall idea, would there be any advantage to wiring it up and sending it a low level fixed signal, say 200 Hz, for a minute or two after glueing, to sort of microscopically distribute the glue?
What would you suggest as the optimum frequency range to design for with these drivers? I like the simplicity of construction with an open baffle, but I'm not sure what all of the tradeoffs for the various options are.
Ahhh, I am supremely impatient to hear these. I think I have the materials at hand to knock up one baffle, cross it over at 2k to a University 4409 and run it off the center channel from my Scott 222C. Any objections? I will start as soon as I can decently turn on a power tool on a Saturday morning.
Thanks,
Michael
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