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Over on the single driver forum a lot is made of using Damar varnish to treat speaker cones. I have a pair of Audax PR170zo mids that are just a little bright to my ear and I think would benifit
from this treatment. Has anyone here had experience coating areogel cones? Thanks in advance, Woody AKA bob12345678 |
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There are a number of "official" compounds like Lords BL100 that could be used too. dave
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Thanks for the reply. I went ahead with a little Damar and
now to let it dry and add a bucking magnet! Thanks Woody |
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