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The RS225's leak air around the center phase plug.Is this a problem? I'm sure the whole line does due to the lack of a dust cap.Just wondering.
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I have wondered how they sealed that up!
I have not noticed it actually happening though. If you press one in (gently) the other pops out a corresponding amount for about 3 seconds.Peter
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It's normal. It's expected. And it's not at all a problem.
This will happen with any driver that has a phase plug.
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I guess I should remove the silicone.
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Had to think about that for a minute, then saw mr. laughy, lol.Peter
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A key point
Yes. I would also point out that the intention is to aid in dissipating the heat generated by the voice coil.Originally posted by cjdIt's normal. It's expected. And it's not at all a problem.
This will happen with any driver that has a phase plug.
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That works for me, boys.
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