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Hey Aaron, that's a coincidence, I ordered a set of these last night! Do they have the m4 thread on the back?aaron wrote:Hey Scotty when you get a chance, can you take pictures of your head with the new stylus holder?
I'm going to try making a head, I got Lanzar TWS 1" titanium dome tweeters
Thanks for the reply.aaron wrote:THey are threaded in the back, but they're hard to get the driver out because they're glued in a housing.
yes!aaron wrote:THey are threaded in the back, but they're hard to get the driver out because they're glued in a housing.
hey,..Thelurker wrote:Thanks for the reply.aaron wrote:THey are threaded in the back, but they're hard to get the driver out because they're glued in a housing.
What about leaving the driver in the housing and drilling a hole to get to the thread? What's it like with the grille off? Any chance of some photos?
Oh .. you speak of the Lanzar TWS, I thought it's just around the Phonocar!aaron wrote:There's a screw in the back with a sticker over it so you should be able to get to it easily. In retrospect, I should have just dremel-ed the grille off.. Would have been much easier to deal with.
aaron wrote:Yah I took it apart. There's nothing left of the housing it's glued in. I can take pictures of what it looks like without the housing
It looks like those come with cables which most likely have cross-over capacitors in them.marcy108 wrote:because i did test,sound the tweeter,check vibration with simple cone.
but it was very faint vibration.
Thanks Aarron, my Lanzars came today, already fitted to the head but I messed up on one side, the cone isn't central and the epoxy glue already dried so I have to order another pair. Gutted! I had it all perfect but I stupidly adjusted the M4 screw behind and shifted it all out of place!
hey,..coolThelurker wrote:Thanks Aarron, my Lanzars came today, already fitted to the head but I messed up on one side, the cone isn't central and the epoxy glue already dried so I have to order another pair. Gutted! I had it all perfect but I stupidly adjusted the M4 screw behind and shifted it all out of place!
Tweeters look and sound promising though! What I will do so that they are not totally wasted is to test how much power I can give them before they blow!
Yes! Don´t use with trhe Capi!!!!EpicenterBryan wrote:It looks like those come with cables which most likely have cross-over capacitors in them.marcy108 wrote:because i did test,sound the tweeter,check vibration with simple cone.
but it was very faint vibration.
Be sure you don't use those. Otherwise you will only get high frequencies.
Thx saku...sakuszi wrote:Skotty ,
I tell you again. The equalizer Behringer has 62 art such a module, much more powerful, sophisticated. For each frequency is one such system, including the 62, plus others. These tweeters are serially connected capacitor 2.2 to 10 micro Farad, most often 4.7 micro F, Unsolder this capacitor. I do a little bit more advanced electronics, the electronic system is nonsense, forget about it quickly.
Photo equalizer Yamaha, think a moment ....
