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More then happy to take the records, and pay for shipping? for all. Shipping g is actually? cheap because it's considered? media mail and there is a flat fee per parcel. Yes there is a reason for

I live in Richardson? tx? near Dallas? On Sat, Jan 6, 2024 at 1:05 PM, katie8664hall<katie8664hall@...> wrote: Where is it located? I'll bet somebody would love to buy it. Sent from my

Where is it located? I'll bet somebody would love to buy it.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Nice offer! I’ll take it…and find a very good home for it. orthobiz@... <mailto:orthobiz@...> Paul

Moving to new home and setting up a whole home audio system (in-ceiling speakers in 9 rooms plus extra 14AWG wiring to two rooms specifically for my two pairs of DQ-10's and subs. I will be wiring in

If I were in your shoes, I would refoam both woofers at the same time so they perform similarly and have the same lifespan. Foam surrounds should last 10-15 years before deteriorating. It's convenient

I would use the least "worked on" pair that you have since any woofer that's had the cone, spider voice coil parts replaced is likely not correct because replacement parts are close or just look

Thanks guys. Part of me was thinking maybe they'll be fine since I'll be crossing over to a sub around 60hz. But the motor structure looks different. To me the chances of them sounding the same are

I did my first surrounds with a Simply Speakers kit, and it was a breeze. They work fine!

The top one in the second photo looks like an original DQ 10 woofer. It has a Masonite surround so it’s a 10 inch woofer in a 12 inch frame. This one should work well. If you’re not familiar with

If you think the original speaker can be saved, the best re-foaming place I've used is http://millersound.net You can e-mail them and see if they can rescue the previous bad job. Bill is very helpful

Sell them on as they are not correct and they will most certainly voice the dq10 differently.

I have this pair of DQ-10's I've been getting ready to restore/rebuild. One of the woofers has had the foam surround redone and they did what looks to me like a terrible job. The other one looks

Did you all have a good Christmas? I hope so. For completeness I am sending you, in addition to the phase graphs that I already sent you a few days ago, also the amplitude graph. The latter is quite

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for the analysis. May your ESR remain low and your surrounds remain flexible. Cheers!

Guida - Great analysis!!

Here are a few pictures to (hopefully) help illustrate the phase issue I encountered with my DQ-10s. The first photo is the rear of the Left Speaker. This is the untouched factory wiring as far as I

The out-of-phase connection of Woofer-mid, midrange and superTW can already be seen on the crossover diagram. However, since the latter is not usual, I wanted to confirm by simulating the crossover

When it comes to matters like these, it would be great if members could snap photos (maybe before and after a mod, or just to clarify what component they are referring to) and post them. Much easier

From what I understand the woofer and tweeter are in phase while the mid-woofer, midrange and supertweeter are out of phase. This unfortunately not only alters the imaging but also the timbre of the