Hi All
I was fiddling with my microtowers yesterday and noticed to my horror that one of the drivers have a slight crease. I have no idea how this happened, but its there. It does not appear to have altered the sound.
Its probably worth leaving well alone, but can it be flattened out?
Does someone in the UK have a spare Mk1 CHR-70 for sale?
Thanks
Richard
I was fiddling with my microtowers yesterday and noticed to my horror that one of the drivers have a slight crease. I have no idea how this happened, but its there. It does not appear to have altered the sound.
Its probably worth leaving well alone, but can it be flattened out?
Does someone in the UK have a spare Mk1 CHR-70 for sale?
Thanks
Richard
Do you have children? I've a very similar looking mark on one of the chr-70 in my centre channel that I've put down to either one of mine or one of the others half's friends kids and wandering fingers .
If you do find any mk1 available , I'd be happy to half's on a pair .
Steve
If you do find any mk1 available , I'd be happy to half's on a pair .
Steve
Hi Zia
Good to hear from you too!
If the truth be known the cabinets were put to one side for most of this year as I have been really busy with work and family. I'm also on the committee of a photographic club and this takes up a lot of time. Fun though.
Yes the bass is much better thanks. The back of the cabinets remain unglued as I wanted to run the drivers in before sealing them up. I currently have the playing at a low volume all day, every day. Once a have a few hundred hours on them I will start playing with the stuffing. There is currently stuffing behind the drivers, and down to the bottom of the lower brace.
Good to hear from you too!
If the truth be known the cabinets were put to one side for most of this year as I have been really busy with work and family. I'm also on the committee of a photographic club and this takes up a lot of time. Fun though.
Yes the bass is much better thanks. The back of the cabinets remain unglued as I wanted to run the drivers in before sealing them up. I currently have the playing at a low volume all day, every day. Once a have a few hundred hours on them I will start playing with the stuffing. There is currently stuffing behind the drivers, and down to the bottom of the lower brace.
Do you have children? I've a very similar looking mark on one of the chr-70 in my centre channel that I've put down to either one of mine or one of the others half's friends kids and wandering fingers .
If you do find any mk1 available , I'd be happy to half's on a pair .
Steve
Hi Steve
Yes, but these were in a box out of the way
If someone chimes in with a good price I will let you know
Richard,
Your photography is really top notch!
For CHR-70, if I recall correctly break in time is not long as the Alpairs, but a daily run-in to get the hours on them is a good idea.
Thanks Zia
I've noticed a substantial improvement in the last 72 hrs!
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