geoff727
Well-Known Member
Regarding a crossover rebuild...
Keep in mind, there are more things than just capacitors that age on speakers. Wire oxidation, connections, dirt and filth, corrosion, etc. Know that BiAmp toggle switch on these? Ever seen one corroded inside? I have. Ever found a solder joint that was just about to let go? Seen lots of those. Ever have a connection that just won't connect, perhaps from an oxide layer? Or the plethora of pots that are so dirty (or damaged) that they are problematic?
The point is, there are lots of things that a "crossover rebuild" includes, not just replacing caps. ALL this stuff should be assessed & addressed.
G~
Keep in mind, there are more things than just capacitors that age on speakers. Wire oxidation, connections, dirt and filth, corrosion, etc. Know that BiAmp toggle switch on these? Ever seen one corroded inside? I have. Ever found a solder joint that was just about to let go? Seen lots of those. Ever have a connection that just won't connect, perhaps from an oxide layer? Or the plethora of pots that are so dirty (or damaged) that they are problematic?
The point is, there are lots of things that a "crossover rebuild" includes, not just replacing caps. ALL this stuff should be assessed & addressed.
G~