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rx7rotary
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Hi guys,
I am restoring the mk1 monitor by imf. Has anyone got schematic diagram for xover?
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rx7rotary
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proffski
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Excellent job, well done!
I enjoyed the tour!
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Craigb
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| I am sure I remember these when they turned up on our local (NZ) auction site. You have made a remarkable transformation. Well done. |
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TL 200
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Great job indeed. What did you do to clean/freshen-up the supertweeters.
Having a chemical dome it seems to me you can't just use any detergent or solvent on them. |
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rx7rotary
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| proffski wrote: | Excellent job, well done!
I enjoyed the tour! |
Thanks proffski means a lot coming from you and offcourse everyone else.
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rx7rotary
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| Craigb wrote: | | I am sure I remember these when they turned up on our local (NZ) auction site. You have made a remarkable transformation. Well done. |
Hi Craig,
yes you are right it was about over a year now when I went to pick them up. They were in such a messed up state, one of my friends said to me , you are not going to take this pile of... into your house...
I then hooked them up and the sound was good, not fantastic but good.
Decided they were to be done up.
It took me a while to find a suitable walnut veneer. Since they were water damaged, I had to redo quite a lot of wood work panels. That was hard as I had to keep everything else intact.
lots of filler to make everything straight, then veneering , painting the front, and finally lacquering.
Xover is using solen on hi and mid and elcap on bass.
I am waiting to source a mp3 xover, and same as my 105s recap in clarity cap.
Take care
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rx7rotary
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| TL 200 wrote: | Great job indeed. What did you do to clean/freshen-up the supertweeters.
Having a chemical dome it seems to me you can't just use any detergent or solvent on them. |
Thanks man,
tiny bit of mineral turps to get rid of the old contact glue yellow residue.
Then i sanded the little black covers,
painted, and then glued them on
Luckily I have 5 more hf2000 if anything ever happens
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