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There's a faint red dot...looking at images for 20's...the red dot is next to green/black wire. Internet says...red dot on speaker usually sign for positive. ??♂? sounds

Nope. Looks like the paper or cardboard is peeled off. I'm assuming that those once held the polarity direction. Wire color doesn't qualify? Green/black white/black. [email protected]> wrote:

You should see a +/- ?or some other markings somewhere on the back of the tweeter, perhaps the back of the case. Lacking that, you can test the tweeter with a battery but it is tricky.

Fellas. Can you tell me the polarity of the Scanspeak tweeter. Black/white, green/black. Which is which? The back label is gone where I assumed the +/- was located. Got my new ones today and didn't

My initial reaction is that a misalignment of the woofer would be less critical than a misalignment of one of the other drivers because the wavelengths of the acoustic waves that the woofer radiates

As I wrote in my message #6532 that I sent on 01/15/2024 and as you can see in the photos I attached to my message #6534 (sent the same day) a non-negligible difference between the original woofers of

On the mid range branding, I don’t know. I just pulled that schematic from this site. In terms of the resistors, I heard of situations where the resistors appeared fine and when removed were burned

Thanks Charlie! I see on all schematics, they show the mid as "unbranded". Shouldn't it be Magnar? Or am I wrong? I'm receiving the next generation of the Scanspeak 2008 tweeter today from Madisound!

The caps in red are the ones that affect the midrange.

Please let us know. I’m always eager to learn!

Charlie. Luckily I only have 2 choices! Pretty sure it's the speaker and not my top shelf soldering abilities! Lol...thanks man! [email protected]> wrote:

That is the process I just used to fix my sprinkler system and it will work, especially if you have known good parts readily at hand to swap / sub. However, if you have multiple failures, like I did,

Richard..exactly. would definitely narrow it down. <richardadelberg@...> wrote:

You could swap the mid range driver from one speaker to the other. This would narrow it down to driver or crossover [email protected]> wrote:

If it started doing this after recapping I would suspect the solder joints. Do both speakers do this? Did you replace the components individually? Any chance the caps got interchanged with wrong

Thanks. They look great!?

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Well Johnny...there's the twist! I didn't follow due diligence when I purchased. It had non Advent speakers installed. But....from what I've heard from the original 10's with Masonite they are at

Mickey - what difference (if any) did you notice about the Advent 12's vs the original DQ20 woofers?Thanks,Johnny

I just recapped my 20's recently but didn't replace the cement resistors. I have a slight crackling in the mid Magnat even at low volume..and it seems appears on different music tracks. Weird right!