Who can help me with my VR T560 cutterhead?

[Snug Music]

Hey guys,..
look here in the meantime a look, to see if there are already first results.
would be happy (because others do so you see Sakuszi !!;)) if you thought about your results post here sometimes.
best regards...

Scotty

[Thelurker]

I hear Souri gone quiet! Nobody heard from him! Maybe if he repaired 2nd hand units this would never happen!

[Snug Music]

I hear Souri gone quiet! Nobody heard from him! Maybe if he repaired 2nd hand units this would never happen!

I do not want here now hold forth on the business practices of Souri, but it's a bit funny, yes!
you barely hear from him when you call there, he does not answer back and he does not repair secondhand recorders.
that is not good for the business because I think you're right!
The people then do together, which have a second hand vinyl recorder, (to fix this!) Is surely clear! he should not be surprised! but no matter, we .. get well without him there! Finally, there are nice people with a lot of experiences and inspirations, one just needs to stick together ... smile ...

Scotty

[sakuszi]

yeeesss ! SnMu

[Snug Music]

:!Wheel covers cutting head!
: update! hi trolls & 2 hand recorders, I now have a lot of drivers (cartweeter!) tested, unfortunately, with sobering results! many of these drivers, many in the test through, since these Tweeter (tweeter!), and among others are very stiff in the movement! these do not have a useful move, which would be suitable as a cutting driver! of 20 are only 3 left which are useful and have a good move! More info and images follow the daily!

best regards Scotty

[Thelurker]

:!Wheel covers cutting head!
: update! hi trolls & 2 hand recorders, I now have a lot of drivers (cartweeter!) tested, unfortunately, with sobering results! many of these drivers, many in the test through, since these Tweeter (tweeter!), and among others are very stiff in the movement! these do not have a useful move, which would be suitable as a cutting driver! of 20 are only 3 left which are useful and have a good move! More info and images follow the daily!

best regards Scotty

Good work Scott

I am the same, have many here with varied results.
Some can take lots of power but only little movement. Some with good movement but blow too easy. Some with diaphragm too soft and voice coil shifts when glueing cones. Some where I just can't take the plastic off without danaging driver.

I really want to try Diamond Audio D6 but can only find in USA and shipping too expensive.

What are your 3 useful ones so far Scott?

[Snug Music]

I really want to try Diamond Audio D6 but can only find in USA and shipping too expensive.

What are your 3 useful ones so far Scott?

Yes! These are the REAL Souri Driver for VR !!!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Pair-Diamond-Audio-Aluminum-Tweeters/dp/B00AM2748W

Regards Scotty

[Snug Music]

Diamond Audio D6 Series
TWEETER

There it is! these are by 80$ in pair!

[Thelurker]

Have you tried them Scott?

[aaron]

How are you guys making the plastic cones? I tried to make some out of thin plastic sheet, and they're not perfectly round, and 2-part epoxy just peels off (it's PVC). I'll post pictures later

[Snug Music]

How are you guys making the plastic cones? I tried to make some out of thin plastic sheet, and they're not perfectly round, and 2-part epoxy just peels off (it's PVC). I'll post pictures later

hey Aaron,
Yes! I do this out of paper and then I dip it in resin.

regards Scotty

[aaron]

What sort of resin do you use?

[Snug Music]

What sort of resin do you use?

heu Aaron,..
i take this one!

http://www.trendmarkt24.de/giessharz-mit-haerter-250-ml.html


regards Scotty

[Snug Music]

Have you tried them Scott?

hey Lurker,...

i have tested more of one tweeters, i think there was by 20-25 pieces.
the Diamond Audio D6 Tweeter, comes the next days, so than i will test this Driver ( Tweeter ).

Regards Scotty

BTW: all other Workers!
Where is your Work? i have don´t see them
Please Post it here in Picture..we will see, what u have done! ( or ist that a Secret? )
We do not want any secrets here.
only if we replace each other, we can help better, we are not Souri...
regards

[Snug Music]

hey there,...

who have the original RIAA-Curve for the Souri-Head?

I understand that the RIAA curve is from Souris-Head not original iRIAA-Curve, as in example takes place at the Neumann use!
Would be nice if someone could say what.
Best Regards Scotty

[Thelurker]

Thanks Scott!

Just a small selection of tweeters I have tried....

[Snug Music]

Thanks Scott!

Just a small selection of tweeters I have tried....

joo,..

this is the fourth volume of which, I've changed.
felt the same way


Scotty

[Thelurker]

The one in the middle, with half the plastic cut! I had very high hopes but couldn't actually remove the plastic without damaging cone!

It's readily available, cheap and sounded super loud on a naked test! Used by all top brands like JBL, DALI etc so much be decent! Exact same magnet as original Souri also!

I wouldn't be surprised if this was made for other more expensive brands but re-housed!

I have 2 more if anyone has any recommendations on removing plastic surround! It's stuck on heavily with black silicone. Best way is to precision machine cut but I not have the tools!

Alternatively if someone wants to make me some cones that are the exact same depth as Souris but have a smaller diameter, I will be able try them and post my findings!

[cosmO_O]

OK Snug, here is my two cents

First of all, i am a hobbist, DIY-er, i made it for a hobby, im NOT a studio engineer or something similar.

SO, the signal chain looks like: sound card -> DBX231s -> AMP 2400 König amp -> Phonocar 2/419 tweeters.
I use 3D printed cones, carbon pushrods and and old diacustic sapphire, the whole moving mass of the head is about 2 gramms, the disc is a NOS transco lacquer. Suspension crap, motor noisy one, sorry
The EQ made reading Smaart and my ears I now its looks like crazy but its my best achievment
Please check the pictures:

signal.jpg

tweeters.jpg

EQ.jpg

[cosmO_O]

AND some music
A start the video with some needle flick, proof of concept. There is some nice rumble from the Stanton ST150 and from the head moving motor. So, enjoy!