The design of the original frame is nothing special. Its design is merely a function of reasonable strength, ease of assembly, and cost. You are certainly free to design a better frame, using alternate materials, design, and construction. Are the original frames damaged that makes you want to replace them?
Thanks, I assumed as much, appreciate the confirmation.
I couldn't take the original frames with me (wouldn't fit in my vehicle) and they would have cost 3x what I paid for the speakers to ship so I dismantled them, boxed up the panels and interfaces, and drove them home, leaving the frames. I have a good sized wood shop with all the machines and lumber I need to remake them. Hurt like heck to do it but it was the only logical solution. Figured I could rebuild them better than new...
I couldn't take the original frames with me (wouldn't fit in my vehicle) and they would have cost 3x what I paid for the speakers to ship so I dismantled them, boxed up the panels and interfaces, and drove them home, leaving the frames. I have a good sized wood shop with all the machines and lumber I need to remake them. Hurt like heck to do it but it was the only logical solution. Figured I could rebuild them better than new...
I need any info on the Acoustat MK-131 I have the two flat panel electrostatic speakers,
how old are they and is there a preferred amplifier?
Can I tell the age by the serial number
How do they rate against, say a common home speaker system like a Sony or a Phillips for your stereo...
how old are they and is there a preferred amplifier?
Can I tell the age by the serial number
How do they rate against, say a common home speaker system like a Sony or a Phillips for your stereo...
