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21st February 2006, 03:14 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Ralieigh nc
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damping my RS hifi 12"
I aim to use two dayton rs 12" subs in my new system up to 500hz which is way high for this woofer. I am convinced i can make it work though...
I will need to damp the cone. Now I am using stickey tack which works very well however i am looking for a more aesthetic and durable solution. I am thinking about glueing somthing to the front of the cone. Felt or cork or something. It should be light and effective. Any suggestions? Thanks |
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