Does anyone know were I can buy a recone kit?
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4 12" yzen level 4 with a 2.5" dual vc 4ohm and 1 interfire 12 dual 4ohm
and what does ng stand for? do they have a website?
you can check em out yzen audio website. they handle a 1000 watts
their actually built in oklahoma city like digital design. american built. so theirs no way to make a frankenstein out of these?
their actually built in oklahoma city like digital design. american built. so theirs no way to make a frankenstein out of these?
joetama 5,000+ posts
The British Ear
Indeed.
Without being intimate with the motor and design it is very hard to recommend a recone.
joetama 5,000+ posts
The British Ear
Har har har...
I concur.
joetama 5,000+ posts
The British Ear
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Well I read though the thread and have a general idea how to recone, so the shims go inside the coil before you drop it in the motor? Are they there so when the glue sets up on the spider the coil stays straight? Just trying to get a strategy for when I go to recone my tc9 based eclipse since the coil is a good tint of black.
Any idea how much crap will be in the gap since the coil has been rubbing for 4 years? Also how do you get that crap out, just pieces of masking tape folded over with some exposed sticky?
Does CA glue = super glue?
Any idea how much crap will be in the gap since the coil has been rubbing for 4 years? Also how do you get that crap out, just pieces of masking tape folded over with some exposed sticky?
Does CA glue = super glue?
joetama 5,000+ posts
The British Ear
Yes the 'shimms' go inside the gap between the pole piece (metal part of the motor) and the voice coil. This assures that the gap is correctly aligned so that you don't have any rubbing.
Also, after 4 years of rubbing you are going to have a lot of gunk inside the gap. You might try either canned air or an air compressor to 'blow' out the gap first. Then use masking tape to finish cleaning the gap. If the gap is really deep try attaching the tape to a note card or some other rigid thin object. Just make sure it isn't metal.
CA glues does not equal super glue (if you are thinking the stuff sold at Wally's World in the small metal tubes that burns your eyes and melts things). I have had decent luck with Goop and a few other products. But, if you can get a CA glue made for loudspeakers use it. I'm sure some other people on here know where to get it. IIRC Parts Express might sell it.
Also, after 4 years of rubbing you are going to have a lot of gunk inside the gap. You might try either canned air or an air compressor to 'blow' out the gap first. Then use masking tape to finish cleaning the gap. If the gap is really deep try attaching the tape to a note card or some other rigid thin object. Just make sure it isn't metal.
CA glues does not equal super glue (if you are thinking the stuff sold at Wally's World in the small metal tubes that burns your eyes and melts things). I have had decent luck with Goop and a few other products. But, if you can get a CA glue made for loudspeakers use it. I'm sure some other people on here know where to get it. IIRC Parts Express might sell it.
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