Effects of solder on speaker magnet?

[vellocet 10+ year member]

Does getting a little solder on my speaker magnet effect anything?

Hooked an oldschool zed amp for my tweets up again last night after redoing my negative to a better place. Shit's not working, this has been the Pain in the @ss install. When I get home I'm going to go through the process of elimination. Hopefully it's the amp, because the tweeters are real nice tweeters. May be looking into buying a new amp friday and learning how to repair an amp.

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[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

no, just cosmetics

 

[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

no effect. something on the magnet will not affect anything AFAIK

 

[Trey803 5,000+ posts]

knock it off I doubt it bonded to the magnet

 

[vellocet 10+ year member]

Naw, didn't bond to the magnet. I already knocked the stuff off, like right after I got done soldering. Logically I didn't think it should do anything, but just wanted to make sure. Don't have a dmm and college kinda has my funds strapped, would rather do a little messing with swapping wires from amp to amp to figure out where the problem lays.

Thanks guys.

 

[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

You may have caused an interstellar war! Or a black hole.

 

[johnnyvolcom5 10+ year member]

ok dont mean to thread jack, but since we are on the subject of magnets.....I hear it is bad for magnets to come in contact with other magnets. for example, lets say you were storing your subs and you decieded to put them magnet to magnet(dont know y you would but lets just say you do) Would the magnets lose "power" or polarity or whatever you want to call it? Just curious!

 

[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

pretty sure thats a no as well