15" Tear down & Rebuild

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

These were Crossfire xt2 drivers. They were nice as 15" drivers but Berny wanted some mean as 10s. I'm very happy with the way they turned out. The motor on these are pretty Massive. On to the pictures

As they started out

Motor comparison against the infamous Fi SSD

Bare motors

The parts

Stitched leads

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[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

I lost me camera for a few so I did not get pics of either the first or second driver being done. I don't recall and I cant tell as my pb pics are uploaded out of order for some reason

 

[ciaonzo 5,000+ posts]

Noice.

 

[PrestigeSounds 10+ year member]

looking good bro....things look powerful

 

[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

those look like d.7's. looks good....

 

[12voltz+- 10+ year member]

very nice what size spiders did you use? and how many? is the coil flat wound aluminum ? looks beastly like the tall surroundings

 

[Imtjnotu 5,000+ posts]

nice lookin tens....

 

[Mattd0344 10+ year member]

Looks great! Some beefy 10"s. Whered you get the soft parts from? Also is there a reason why you didn't put any weight on the cone while the glue for the spider was drying? I'm trying to research a ton before I do my first recone and was just curious since I've seen a couple threads where there was a sub sitting on the cone during that process.

 

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

Noice.

Thanks Shane you should have your goodies within the next week. Shipped out the 12th. Shoot me a email so I can get you tracking.

looking good bro....things look powerful

Thanks they are sweet.

those look like d.7's. looks good....

Yes sir they read about .7ish I don't remember off hand.

very nice what size spiders did you use? and how many? is the coil flat wound aluminum ? looks beastly like the tall surroundings

8" spiders I believe stiff but to be honest it has been a while since these were done. Flat wound coil aluminum 8layer.

nice lookin tens....

Thank you.

Looks great! Some beefy 10"s. Whered you get the soft parts from? Also is there a reason why you didn't put any weight on the cone while the glue for the spider was drying? I'm trying to research a ton before I do my first recone and was just curious since I've seen a couple threads where there was a sub sitting on the cone during that process.

Soft parts are through a buddy, and I did not have to use any weight on the cone. Although the surround sat above the basket about a 1/4" so they had to be clamped down really good. They have a sub sitting on the cone to weigh down the dust cap as glue dries. I did that also but by the time I did it my camera was MIA lol

 

[Mookie 10+ year member]

Clean work on the recones, Nice job.

 

[DonH 5,000+ posts]

saw theese in person man. loved them. back plate was fugly but loved them