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ScanSpeak R29 Tweeter issues
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<blockquote data-quote="Timber_MG" data-source="post: 30634" data-attributes="member: 18"><p>Arta (demo version) + any microphone (even the cheap kind) and a software sine generator should do just great for a distortion analyser for this purpose. It needn't plot distortion, just a FFT analyser should be fine (buzz isn't always that easy to track down)</p><p></p><p>I would imagine that an experienced speaker repair place might be able to help you...this is where experience (and a still hand) counts.</p><p></p><p>I am a little worried at a gasket sitting that skew, though it may not actually be in the way of anything (a tweeter vc former is only a few mm high and that gasket would probably clear it)</p><p></p><p>As to how that vc assembly rubs, perhaps even Scan has a human moment (they used to be hand assembled iirc). In stead of working on the rear gasket, I would bolt off the face plate and see what happens with some tones that make the effect clearly audable. you might even be able to move the assembly by loosening that faceplate, but I don't know this tweeter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Timber_MG, post: 30634, member: 18"] Arta (demo version) + any microphone (even the cheap kind) and a software sine generator should do just great for a distortion analyser for this purpose. It needn't plot distortion, just a FFT analyser should be fine (buzz isn't always that easy to track down) I would imagine that an experienced speaker repair place might be able to help you...this is where experience (and a still hand) counts. I am a little worried at a gasket sitting that skew, though it may not actually be in the way of anything (a tweeter vc former is only a few mm high and that gasket would probably clear it) As to how that vc assembly rubs, perhaps even Scan has a human moment (they used to be hand assembled iirc). In stead of working on the rear gasket, I would bolt off the face plate and see what happens with some tones that make the effect clearly audable. you might even be able to move the assembly by loosening that faceplate, but I don't know this tweeter. [/QUOTE]
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