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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Caen - France
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Hello,
I have juste re-built an ESL 57. I have a minor issue with dust covers: although correctly tensioned (using the same weights applied to the diaphragm itself), I observed some rattling noise when excited at very low frequencies : around 40/50Hz. This has no impact when playing music but with test tones this is annoying. I say "correctly tensioned" because there are not any wrinkles. Yet if I tap using a finger, it vibrates longer in time than some other panels I have and that I assume were never re-built. My question: are they too much tensioned or not enough ? If I paint the dust covers as Quad used to do it, will the added weight lower the resonant frequencies and thus remove this trouble ? I did not observe this problem with my other panels (original) but with these ones - which are certainly suffering from aging - there is almost no output at those frequencies. Thank you.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Results from last trials: it seems that it is more a question of overload:
* if I reduce input power, this rattling disappears * original panels have about the same behaviour It might be that Quad II + ESL57 cannot handle very low frequencies at high power
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