If you followed my last thread, LINK HERE, some of you know I have had some issues with my DQ-10s. The time has come to tackle this project.
Stands
I started with the stands because the DQ-10 speakers are currently working. In the living room the carpet is pretty plush and when they are on their stands they sit unevenly and could of easily been knocked over. I had my father cut four 2in x 24in x .25in steel plates. I also ordered 2 sets of Dayton audio spikes. Come spring they will get painted black.
The final result.


DQ-1Woofer
The woofer had excessive voice coil drag and had to be shipped off to Miller Sound for repair. He did an excellent job with a quick turnaround. I will post photos if anybody wants more details on the repair.
MX-1 Crossover
In my last thread we know the external cross over has some issues. Upon closer inspection I think I found one of them. The NPE cap in the below photo looks bulged, I apologize if its hard to see in the photo.

Parts List

4x 150uf cap
1x 80uf BP cap
1x 160 NPE cap
2x 15ohm 25Watt resistor
New Parts

I had to go with all NPE caps because of size and cost. Four 150uf poly caps would of cost me near 200 bucks from Erse.
P.S. I apologize for any grammar mistakes. I did this with a 1 and 3 year old on my lap. More to come during their nap time.
Stands
I started with the stands because the DQ-10 speakers are currently working. In the living room the carpet is pretty plush and when they are on their stands they sit unevenly and could of easily been knocked over. I had my father cut four 2in x 24in x .25in steel plates. I also ordered 2 sets of Dayton audio spikes. Come spring they will get painted black.
The final result.


DQ-1Woofer
The woofer had excessive voice coil drag and had to be shipped off to Miller Sound for repair. He did an excellent job with a quick turnaround. I will post photos if anybody wants more details on the repair.
MX-1 Crossover
In my last thread we know the external cross over has some issues. Upon closer inspection I think I found one of them. The NPE cap in the below photo looks bulged, I apologize if its hard to see in the photo.

Parts List

4x 150uf cap
1x 80uf BP cap
1x 160 NPE cap
2x 15ohm 25Watt resistor
New Parts

I had to go with all NPE caps because of size and cost. Four 150uf poly caps would of cost me near 200 bucks from Erse.
P.S. I apologize for any grammar mistakes. I did this with a 1 and 3 year old on my lap. More to come during their nap time.
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