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26th May 2006, 02:34 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Thailand
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Attach driver magnets to metal frames? Yes, no?
It seemed expedient when I was testing and breaking-in my new (and cheap) drivers to attach them (by magnetism) to steel mike stands. After running the drivers through their paces for a couple of days, I noticed that the steel stands had become magnetic.
It may be too early to tell, but I did not notice any deterioration in the speaker's quality (which, as expected, improved by the breaking-in) or output (I confess I don't have the best SPL meter, my ears aren't what they used to be). Just curious: Is this a no-no? On the other hand, I recall a post where someone mentioned attaching additional magnets to a driver... Googling this didn't get me far, so I'm looking for ideas on what this implies. Jai |
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