gonzothegreat
Super Member
Previously I thought that dented dustcaps on woofers & mids weren't audible but I'm not so certain anymore. My new HPM-100s have dented dusties on the mids and tweets. When I crank them up, I swear I hear some breakup in the mid/tweet range.
Just how much does a dustcap contribute to the structural integrity of the cone assy? Wouldn't a marginalized dustcap allow the cone assy to be more prone to cone flexing and other type of distortion?
While I'm sure it matters with dome tweeters, I don't know about paper cone units.
Opinions anyone?
Just how much does a dustcap contribute to the structural integrity of the cone assy? Wouldn't a marginalized dustcap allow the cone assy to be more prone to cone flexing and other type of distortion?
While I'm sure it matters with dome tweeters, I don't know about paper cone units.
Opinions anyone?
