Hmmm. These are all original. It was quite difficult removing them and I was afraid I was going to do cab damage.Interesting. You have the newer, smaller tweeters. Mine are 206-0100 1" tweeters. I'd be curious to know if the crossovers are different.
John
Interesting. You have the newer, smaller tweeters. Mine are 206-0100 1" tweeters. I'd be curious to know if the crossovers are different.
John
I've thought about cap replacement for my 910's, but with the exception of the parallel bass cap, they are all box type film caps. I replaced the tweeter series caps with some Wima MKP types that fit the same pin spacing but didn't really hear much/any difference. It's possible the midrange caps could have a more noticeable difference since that's where most of voice and instruments reside. With the crossover being in such an accessible locations I thought it might be fun to build a new one from scratch and get rid of all the switches and connectors other than the Jones plug to connect the drivers. I'll probably never get around to it.
John
nerdorama, there is a thread on recapping the 1530s that seems to be getting great reviews, they also used the square film caps in the 1530s as well, the new metalized poly caps just seem to sound a bit better than the aluminium films to many peoples years
Sure thing.Glen,
Could you post some pics of your crossovers showing the capacitor values? I'd like to compare with mine so I can figure the differences for the V2 speakers with the 3/4" tweeter.
Thanks,
John
I would guess then this is for the tweeter difference?The only difference I see upon a quick comparison is the brighter yellow 6.8uF. It's 4.7uF on mine. Otherwise the components all appear to be identical.
I'm stoked! These were originally soldered to the wires, I'm thinking I may put on the slide on connectors instead. Sacreligious?Sweeeeetttt!
Exciting.