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Re: M909 specs
William Schnaars
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýWow that was easy. I¡¯ve been googling these speakers for a while and couldn¡¯t find any specs on them. Thanks! Do you happen to know the maximum power they can handle?
Thanks again.
Bill
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of John van Son <jpvanson@...>
Sent: Wednesday, July 1, 2020 1:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DahlquistSpeakers] M909 specs ?
Here you go: M-909:? M-909i:? |
M909 specs
William Schnaars
Hi I have two pairs of Dahlquist M909¡¯s. One set I bought back in 1988 and the second pair I bought used about 18 months ago. I would like to buy a new amp to drive one set of these speakers but don¡¯t have the specs on the 909¡¯s. I want to buy a new amp but don¡¯t want to destroy the 909¡¯s as I still have a tendency to listen to them loud. If any one has the specs I¡¯d appreciate it.
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Re: Any DQ-10 Rear Screens Floating Around?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHello,? I have a spare set of rear screens. pducote@...? $50.00 but I will pay shipping? Phil? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: pcb121055@... Date: 6/29/20 10:49 PM (GMT-05:00) Subject: [DahlquistSpeakers] Any DQ-10 Rear Screens Floating Around? |
Re: Replacement Drivers
I have not had ANY luck with Regnar/Dahlquist site. They have never responded to my inquiries. Madisound sells an upgrade to the Vifa tweeter: I have to replace the vifa's voice coil/diaphram and they are near impossible to find. Madisound has an upgrade to the tweeter:
SEAS Prestige 27TBFC/G (H1212) Aluminum/Magnesium Dome Tweeter |
Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
https://www.parts-express.com/ -----Original Message----- From: koryrf <koryrf@...> To: DahlquistSpeakers <[email protected]> Sent: Tue, Jun 23, 2020 7:47 pm Subject: Re: [DahlquistSpeakers] DQ-20i Tweeter dead? I had a friend over and we found that the 4 ohm resistor (upper right of my picture) on both speakers are reading open. ?We couldn't believe that both speakers would have the same issue, so we tested them about 12 times. each time the result was the same. ?Dead. ? Anyone know where to buy replacement resistors like the ones in here (little white bricks)? I can only seem to find the tiny, regular looking ones.
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Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 04:47 PM, <koryrf@...> wrote:
I had a friend over and we found that the 4 ohm resistor (upper right of my picture) on both speakers are reading open. ?We couldn't believe that both speakers would have the same issue, so we tested them about 12 times. each time the result was the same. ?Dead. ? Anyone know where to buy replacement resistors like the ones in here (little white bricks)? I can only seem to find the tiny, regular looking ones. I will send the schematic and in it you see how the blue wire attaches to the 4 ohm resistor, but when you look at the XO there is nothing between them.On my DQ-20 XO board there hidden wire connections on the back-side of the XO board. The missing "blue wire" connection on the DQ-20i XO you reference in the above message (going to the 4ohm resistor then on to the 3uF cap then on to the tweeter) will be found on the back-side of the DQ-20i XO board, along with a few other hidden wires. I recommend you remove XO board from the speaker box and flip it over to find the "missing" connections. |
Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
Definitely odd but a easy fix. That's a win win.. On Tue, Jun 23, 2020, 8:14 PM John Carpanini <jacarp@...> wrote:
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Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
I had a friend over and we found that the 4 ohm resistor (upper right of my picture) on both speakers are reading open. ?We couldn't believe that both speakers would have the same issue, so we tested them about 12 times. each time the result was the same. ?Dead. ? Anyone know where to buy replacement resistors like the ones in here (little white bricks)? I can only seem to find the tiny, regular looking ones. I will send the schematic and in it you see how the blue wire attaches to the 4 ohm resistor, but when you look at the XO there is nothing between them.
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Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
It is also possible that somehow the voice coils have deformed jamming them in the air gaps. Or even better it's a case of hardened up ferrofluid producing a similar result. At this point I'd consider connecting another pair. Perhaps you can then carefully open them up to inspect the coils. If your lucky you can dig out the crusted up crud and run them dry. DD On Tue, Jun 23, 2020, 5:52 PM I.A.Keer via <irakeer=[email protected]> wrote: On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 03:40 PM, I.A.Keer wrote: |
Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 03:40 PM, I.A.Keer wrote:
Have you tried replacing the Tweeter cap(s) with others of same value to see if these maybe your problem. The tweeter cap (can¡¯t read the value in your uploaded photo) is between the 4ohm and 100ohm resistor on your DQ-20i crossover. On my DQ-20 the tweeter cap is a single Solen 3uF.TWEETER Cap Clarification: Original DQ-20 Mid/Tweet X-over (previously sent photo image) clearly shows the tweeter caps as Solen 3uf and 5uf. The DQ-20i has tweeter cap is single Solen 3uF cap. This change (to omit the 5uF cap) is an upgrade option (previously suggested by Dahlquist User Group) when recapping the the DQ-20 for better tweeter performance. I will be making this change as I recap my DQ-20 speakers with new Jantzen Superior Z Caps. Sorry about any confusion! |
Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
Your DQ-20i crossover board (previously uploaded) image looks original untouched to my eye. I have attached a photo (see below) of my original DQ-20 Mid-Tweet X-over board. DQ-20 caps values and layout are slightly different, but you can see the similarities in design layout, cap brands, soldering joints, epoxy glue, and wire colors. Everything looks original!
Have you tried replacing the Tweeter cap(s) with others of same value to see if these maybe your problem. The tweeter cap (can¡¯t read the value in your uploaded photo) is between the 4ohm and 100ohm resistor on your DQ-20i crossover. On my DQ-20 the tweeter cap is a single Solen 3uF. I am orig owner of DQ-20. Currently in-process of rehabbing both speakers (new Jantzen Superior Z Caps, New Mills Resistors, new Dueland 16AVG internal hook-up wire, orig Advent woofers with new foam surrounds, cones balanced and metal baskets/magnets dampened (by Bill Legall at Miller Sound). |
Re: DQ-20i Tweeter dead?
Well I suspect those Solens are not the oem caps. I seem to have a memory of seeing one on eBay years ago with yellow and or black/red caps. The ohm reading point toward the voice coils being good. So perhaps you are lucky and do have a xover issue. I would imagine a schematic is out there. Have a peek at the Yahoo group files.? On Tue, Jun 23, 2020, 3:57 PM Sherman Goldman via <qstieee=[email protected]> wrote:
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