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1st off - Thank you, John, for moving us!? It is certainly much appreciated. I fell in love with the DQ-10's in the early 80's having heard them locally in a show room hooked up with some Carver

I don't think the metal grill affects the sound....it's there to support the fabric. Many newer speakers have adopted the metal grill without cloth like my Martin Logan's. I do recommend removing the

When I refurbished my 10s I just repainted the grills black and installed fresh grill cloth and aesthetically the look great. If your concern is that the metals grill adversely affects the sonics

As we know, the DQ-10’s sound excellent. Has anyone figured out how to remove the metal grills yet still have fabric to hide the admittedly ugly raw speakers? For a while I ran my speakers

Agree. I went with the Regnar Silver upgrade kit for my original 1978 DQ-10s after 40 years with the original crossovers -- and had Regnar do the soldering of all the new components and test the

John, I'm currently rebuilding a set of DQ-12s.? They needed the woofer foams replaced (I did that first).? I took a look at the crossovers and desided to rebuild them.? The ceramic resistors are

The Regnar kit does use fairly basic components, standard wirewound resistors, Solens capacitors with a sticker over the label to disguise them, etc. Still, though not of the more expensive brands or

I just purchased some DQ 10's with custom crossovers and both tweeter and piezo replaced with a KEF T27A. The mods are called Rabbid DQ 10 modification. The literature provided was written by Audio

I worked for Dahlquist during two summers in the 1970’s and got a pair in 1977. At that time, there was uncharge for mirror imaging and the hot new thing was mylar capacitors, both of which mine

Greetings everyone! Regnar rebuilt my DQ10’s about 15 years ago, which included rebuilding the crossovers. The new crossover parts, their quality doesn’t appear to be exceptionally high - the

Alright, everyone, I have an update with regards to the group closure: 开云体育 has done the next step, so the transfer of the group to our new home is ready to go forward now. As that happens,

We appreciate all of the hard work and dealing with the insanity. I know I do. -- Ron (Please excuse any tragic autocorrect errors)

For a bit more transparency on why the group transfer hasn't happened yet: There was a hiccup in the payment that delayed processing a few hours (the joys of paying for a service in America while

Premium cannot be transferred and I have already paid for it. Unilateral action taken by a regular member without the group ownership access to make the transfer happen is not appropriate action.

Looks like photos are back. There are 443 photos available on the site now. There are about 30 or so files and attachments there too.

The new group ( https://dahlquist.groups.io/g/main ) was set up a a week prior to John's email coming out today, so I've asked that he transfer the premium status of the second group to this one as it

You can count me in for the default $10 startup donation too

I thought that this was the new group: Welcome to the [email protected] group at 开云体育<http://开云体育>, a free, easy-to-use email group service. Get Outlook for

*Guys - lets tap the brakes a little*. *I've stated in other threads this past week that the "Dahlquist" name is already ours to use, **so no need to change the name* - there are also about a dozen

I am in, let me know where to send the 10 bucks