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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Sammamish, WA
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I am a long time Maggie lover (from the original MG2167 days) and, although I love my MGIII, have always wondered if there are easy to do improvements to be had. I have seen companies that offer modifications for SMG or any integrated tweeter panel, but not the ones with ribbon tweeters. Most of those mods involve building a new frame that is stiffer and has a more secure attachement of the speaker innards to the new wood frame, as well as removal of the rear grille cloth and higher quality crossovers and also rear angled supports.
Has anyone done any kinds of improvements to their maggies (MGIII), I would be interested to hear about them. THanks JC |
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