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I am thinking about bidding on an auction for some CDT components. 2 Questions though that I would really appreciate answered within 12 hours. First can you identify the model of these comps? In the description it says they are 6.75" which makes me think they are the HD set. The cones also look similar. Can anyone say that they are for sure the HD set?
Second question, is the sound affected by a dented cone like that?
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If thats the pic of the exact ones you are gonna get...those cones are a little bit more than just dented...
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You know what Wolfy? No critizing.. keep it at ecoustics.
But anyways... anyone?? "Pushed in" cone yay or nay in sound??
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theyre just dustcaps. wont affect anything, sound or performance wise
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I think this is past your time, but they I want to say HD's. As the CL surround is attacked a different way and they have a soft foam over the outter edge of the CL's- Dust caps dented should not effect sound.
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looks like an older set of HDs with satnet 480 crossover.
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Use tape to pull the dust cap dents.
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Actually, the HD magnets are vented through the magnet. You can actually poke a small rod through the vent into the dust cap to push it out that way.
As long as you're careful, it doesn't hurt anything.
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- Good call, I did not think of that. Guess there is more than one way to skin a cat.
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I've done that, works great, just have to be careful though.
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Thanks for all the responses. I already have an HD set that I will use in my next setup but had to get these for a good deal. I won the auction and am thinking of re selling them, or maybe my other set and keep these.
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