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how about a link to the postings that you made relating to your time at Dahlquist? rgds [email protected]> wrote:

Have you looked at Erse Audio? URL: erseaudio.com I have found they have some parts that I've been unable to find from US suppliers and their pricing is very competitive.. Ed L From:

You can also take two capacitors and put them in parallel and just add the two of them together. If you need a 5 you take a 2 and a 3 and place them in parallel to get your 5. Bill M

9-4-20 I am currently rehabbing a vintage pair of DQ-20 which have a similar metal rear grill and problem. Original manufacturer applied material was black thin foam rubber ~1/2"wide and 1/16" thick

Also note from underside images NOT ALL CAPS OR RESISTORS CAN UNSOKDER from board as tied into several hard wires from underneath ! So my solution was to unscrew boards look under and mark those on

Thx, I made room by offsetting the woofer resisters off to side of board on one I used big woofer cap instead of smaller one. Big one has much more head room for 1812 cannons otherwise don’t notice

Richard,I have to complement you on the workmanship on this crossover.I upgraded my DQ-12 with the capacitor kit from Regnar, but it didn't come out looking anywhere near as nice as this.It is a

Geeze Richard those pictures are going to be so helpful during the rebuild. ?Thanks a bunch.

I’m uploading tons of images I original bought 5.6uf but then ordered 6.0’s

I was going by this. ?The last two are the same except C3 and C4 were changed from 6.0 to 6.5

Some changes are documented in my .pdf of service materials from when I worked at Dahlquist. They are posted… Paul

Once upon a time there was a document compiled that showed the various changes to the stock components in the DQ-10 crossover.? I think it may have even had serial numbers (if available) in it.? If

Not all those are 6.5! Read carefully the schematic ! Only two use 6.8! The rest are 6.0! Read the cap 1065& 1060 The 82 makes no audible diff nor does 6.8 it amount to 10-15hz in xo point. I

So after spending an hour toggling between Parts Express and Madisound, it's pretty evident exact match uf values for these caps aren't available. ?I am no electrical engineer, so when shopping for

Just arrived home from a week of backpacking to find that Noico automotive sound deadener that I ordered has arrived. Our favorite speakers sound best without front or back grills. Unfortunately they

I put some thin self adhesive foam tape all around the wood where the grill screws into place. I can't remember where I got it but it's maybe 1/8" thick and 3/8" wide and came in a roll. However, I've

I've seen some kind of foam strips for window draft treatment at Home Depot that I think would help with your buzzing issues.

Thanks for your response. I was asking what someone might have used since my early set does not have anything around the shelf where the grill sits. So that’s one for felt.

Yes with rear grills on.. there is a felt all around the surfaces where grill sits on the bottom ,sides and top.. I play them at 75-90 dbs so I can’t hear any buzzing from the grills

Just wondering if you listen to the DQ10s with the rear grills on? If so, what have you used to eliminate them buzzing, if there was no felt or you had to replace it? Thanks in advance for your