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This is a replacement that has been well received. A good choice if you can’t find the original 10” in a 12” frame

I have 3 of original woofers for dq10’s with good surrounds… if you can’t find them get back to me, [email protected]> wrote:

Yeah this is not an Advent Driver but they can be had easily. Try Simply Speakers https://www.simplyspeakers.com/advent-replacement-woofer-p001-31858.html Bill Meyerhoff

Hey all. Looks like I should have pulled the grills when I purchased the speakers. I've been hoodwinked. The images are what I found while doing a cap replacement. Any opinion on these and what

I guess I'll never know...cause I'm not tearing those heavy bi#$hes down again...unless I have to. Lol [email protected]> wrote:

What was the upside of the resistors change? I was told unless there was obvious visual damage, not to worry. Now I'm kicking myself. I don't have any kind of testing meters so I just took Madisound

I replaced all on dq10’s with mills resistors. It made a sig difference as in my second set I didn’t change them. [email protected]> wrote:

I’m curious as to whether you checked the values on all the resistors on each board. I found most had drifted significantly on my DQ-20s and replaced them all. <mickeymcauliff@...>

So long as the newer capacitors are made to handle an equal or higher voltage, then you’re in good shape. Higher voltage is fine. A lower voltage is not.

Not only will higher voltage not hurt, it will actually be better. This is particularly true on woofers and midranges. No need to go over 400 volts.

Ah brother thank you for the great news. Huge relief. <richardadelberg@...> wrote:

Voltage higher won’t hurt a thing in speaker xo. In fact some say they won’t get stressed. The uf rating is important as a change will effect crossover

Hey all. About to do the cap replacement and opened my speakers up to find something that made me wonder...all of the micofarads are correct but the voltage is different. Madisound sent per the

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Thx Charlie. I looked at my oscilloscope...crap I don't have one. Lol. I looked at my new Solen caps and I can't see anything that might give an indication. Oh well I'm just going to install them and

It would not hurt to wire the cap this way; it is just not required. You need an oscilloscope to determine which cap lead has the outer foil attached on most caps. It is this side that is most likely

Exactly Charlie. That's it! Thanks for your input. Wasn't sure. Mick [email protected]> wrote:

Could the rattle possibly be coming from the woofer? Have the foam surrounds ever been replaced?

He may be referring to the outer plate of the capacitor being attached to the lowest potential in the circuit, the black or ground side. This does have an effect on low level circuitry like preamps. I

You have to determine that it is indeed the mid driver that is causing the "rattle or buzz". There are a number of places that can rebuild these - Simply Speakers and Millersound. Regnar should be a