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Which mids are you getting? These DQ20i s are at our house in Stamford CT and I had the drivers at our home in Trumbull where my measurement equipment is. The Trumbull home burnt down and most of

Pete. Thanks for your reply. Madisound squared me away on polarity. I have so far replaced the woofer and tweeter and ordered mids from Josh at Madisound yesterday. I'm not so much of a purist when

I recently purchased a very clean pair of DQ20i s and am in the process of restoring them. Woofers were recently done by Miller Sound by PO. And I'm carefully documenting them on Audio Karma, and

I’m in the camp that it’s a hobby and it was fun to try. ?Here is my Rube Goldberg low cost stacking method. ?It uses the original base that was reinforced and pipe clamps. ?It was a little

I have never seen a "stacking kit" that wasn't homemade in design and build. That said, you won't find one that's manufactured. But the bigger point I'd make is "why?"? Other than impressing your

I'm away from home so I'm asking for your help. I'm replacing my Magnat mids in my DQ20's and the seller is asking for cabinet hole dimensions. Depth before inner vent tube and cabinet hole size. If

Hello all, I've done a quick search of this group's database and have found pictures of a few stands capable of stacking two DQ-10's.? ?Does anyone have more information on potential builds?? As

Playing ?pink noise though the system is a MUCH MORE SENSITIVE TEST than any music. It is particularly well suited for phase and frequency response uniformity issues. This is because the ear is a

It could affect the xmax of the driver due to the change of position of the coil windings relative to the pole piece.

I don’t believe this is normal. ?I have a second pair of DQ-10s that I stack with this pair and I replaced the woofer surrounds which were installed in the normal concave away for the listener

I didn't see a response to your mention that the surrounds were put in with the concave side out facing the listener. This is correct for these woofers.

Sounds good to me. Charlie Conger 713 472 9140

"Who's on first" you might not remember that skit...anywhoo, I tried both ways and settled on the faded red dot on old speaker as positive. Sounds better than the other way round. I'll ask Josh at

I was confused. A couple of ideas: 1. Inspecting the fuse should confirm the connection. 2. The old tweeter likely has the same connection polarity. 3. If you have an ohmmeter or continuity tester

I wasn't sure if I was clear. The new Scanspeak tweeters have the polarity clearly stamped..it's the old ones that the plus and minus are in question. So George if I pull the binding plate in back and

referring to this schematic found in the files area the tweeter - connects to the fuse holder. /g/DahlquistSpeakers/filessearch?p=name%2C%2C%2C20%2C1%2C0%2C0&q=Dq20e (

So...black/green wire. [email protected]> wrote:

Our messages crossed. The RED dot is the positive terminal.

No battery test. Besides my eyesight is horrible. I guess I'll keep investigating. If I could figure out schematic...I'm sure my answer is pretty simple..just not to me. I was hoping other DQ20 owners

What is the model number on the tweeter? Is it a new one? If you are talking about the wires coming from the crossover those have meaning but those have to matched to correct terminals on the