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can p99rs loud mode damage speaker ? and can speaker be repaired, rewinding speakers?? is it a good idea,
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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8720116" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Loud mode gives bass and treble boosts. Using any sort of EQ to boost is risky though as it can over-drive things. If you like that response it would be best to use EQ to cut middle frequencies.</p><p></p><p>If you have damaged a midrange or tweeter it is almost certainly done for good. A few home theater tweeters (mostly compression horn diaphragms) do offer drop in re-coil kits but it will be impossible to source parts for smaller speakers for the most part.</p><p></p><p>First issue is that you cannot just separate pieces. Cone/coil/suspension are all glued together and glued to the frame. You will not remove these parts cleanly. As far as I know nobody sells loose parts of those sizes either. Short of contacting a factory in China and ordering several hundred pieces custom made you just won't be able to get parts. If you could get them, assembly would require some precision to align everything properly. Likely this is all done by machine in the factory or at the very least with custom jigs to make sure everything is properly aligned.</p><p></p><p>In theory you could wind your own coils but if you do not have the exact former material and know the exact dimensions and also know the exact gauge and number of turns and wind width of the coil you'll never get it even close and if the coil isn't identical the speaker will be wildly different from the one with OEM parts.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>In OP's defense, there's nobody in his entire country who knows WTF they're doing and no shops near him have any experience with anything short of flea market tier stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8720116, member: 614752"] Loud mode gives bass and treble boosts. Using any sort of EQ to boost is risky though as it can over-drive things. If you like that response it would be best to use EQ to cut middle frequencies. If you have damaged a midrange or tweeter it is almost certainly done for good. A few home theater tweeters (mostly compression horn diaphragms) do offer drop in re-coil kits but it will be impossible to source parts for smaller speakers for the most part. First issue is that you cannot just separate pieces. Cone/coil/suspension are all glued together and glued to the frame. You will not remove these parts cleanly. As far as I know nobody sells loose parts of those sizes either. Short of contacting a factory in China and ordering several hundred pieces custom made you just won't be able to get parts. If you could get them, assembly would require some precision to align everything properly. Likely this is all done by machine in the factory or at the very least with custom jigs to make sure everything is properly aligned. In theory you could wind your own coils but if you do not have the exact former material and know the exact dimensions and also know the exact gauge and number of turns and wind width of the coil you'll never get it even close and if the coil isn't identical the speaker will be wildly different from the one with OEM parts. In OP's defense, there's nobody in his entire country who knows WTF they're doing and no shops near him have any experience with anything short of flea market tier stuff. [/QUOTE]
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