B&W website down for the moment....must have been hacked
When it goes online again
The info you need can be reached by this link:
www.bwspeakers.com/downloadFile/speakerModel/DONE_-product_info_DM640.pdf
Cheers
When it goes online again
The info you need can be reached by this link:
www.bwspeakers.com/downloadFile/speakerModel/DONE_-product_info_DM640.pdf
Cheers
Haven't taken them apart yet, but I plan to mod them at some point: http://www.avahifi.com/root/audio_basics/ab_pdf/ab1990-12.pdf
vH pH
vH pH
27ph said:Haven't taken them apart yet, but I plan to mod them at some point: http://www.avahifi.com/root/audio_basics/ab_pdf/ab1990-12.pdf
vH pH
Helloo
I have also a pair off B&W DM640
Will try later too do the mod from the article.
Have you tried in yours?
Have you got the Xover schematic?
Best regards
Mange tak
Kim
Hello
I just got a copy off the DM640 crossover schematic
I won´t do the mod from the article-> a 0.5ohm resistor in serie with the bass is not a good thing.
Instead I have calculated and bought new crossover components, capacitors is Jantzen Cross cap and a new scanspeak 29005/9700 treble
let´s all see how it sounds in the end
Kim
I just got a copy off the DM640 crossover schematic
I won´t do the mod from the article-> a 0.5ohm resistor in serie with the bass is not a good thing.
Instead I have calculated and bought new crossover components, capacitors is Jantzen Cross cap and a new scanspeak 29005/9700 treble
let´s all see how it sounds in the end
Kim
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