digital designs rope method ?

[burzendowski 10+ year member]

i see people talking about dd using a rope on there subs as part of the soft parts. what is this anybody have pics?

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[ciaonzo 5,000+ posts]

I think the rope is applied where the cone meets the coil former so there is more contact area for the CA, providing a stronger joint.

 

[loudmofo 5,000+ posts]

I think the rope is applied where the cone meets the coil former so there is more contact area for the CA, providing a stronger joint.

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[Street DreamsCC 10+ year member]

I think the rope is applied where the cone meets the coil former so there is more contact area for the CA, providing a stronger joint.

correct

 

[sundownz Pro Seller]

Yep, that is correct. On the composite I believe the put it on both sides.

 

[burzendowski 10+ year member]

makes sense. i just herd about it and was curious. its a good idea.

 

[LoudCav]

That would explain their 7 supposed glue points at the triple joint...rope on top of cone, under cone, above or below spider.

 

[Toxic Tuan 10+ year member]

Unless you're building the sub, it's pretty hard to see the rope since DD puts beads of glue on top of the rope. Their gluing technique is the best I've every seen in the industry. With each sub built, over 80 signatures are required for the build and quality control. Yes, you read right! After each part is assembled, a signature is required. It takes DD almost 10X the amount to build a sub compared to most other manufacturers. It's no wonder why they're without question one of the best in the industry.

Tuan