I read some of the previous threads about modifying various drivers, specifically the one by Capslock about lowering mechanical losses (not to mention many Google searches), but I still can't find the answer to the question that I have. Which is: Has anyone removed the dustcap of a Dynaudio woofer without destroying the driver? Does the one-piece molding of the cone make this impossible? Has anyone even tried?
Just to address the question before it is asked, I wish to mount a tweeter coaxially in a Dynaudio woofer. I made a similar post before about 8" drivers with 4" VC's and I thought I would be able to use a Hi-Vi D8G to experiment, but was advised by the PE tech dept. that this would effectively destroy the driver. So back to the drawing board. I may well end up ordering the AudioTech custom driver - but not at this point.
Thanks in advance,
AJ
Just to address the question before it is asked, I wish to mount a tweeter coaxially in a Dynaudio woofer. I made a similar post before about 8" drivers with 4" VC's and I thought I would be able to use a Hi-Vi D8G to experiment, but was advised by the PE tech dept. that this would effectively destroy the driver. So back to the drawing board. I may well end up ordering the AudioTech custom driver - but not at this point.
Thanks in advance,
AJ