I see the tension screw on the back. Is the FST mounted inside an enclosure similar to the Marin head on the 802's and up. Or is it mounted on the matrix frame? If it's on the matrix how does the tension screw attach and fasten the FST?
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The 804Ds dont exist. Are you talking about 803D??? -
the driver is mounted by pressure, it has a long threaded rod that attaches to the back of the driver and goes through the cabinet and is secured by that large screw on the back.Robert P. 8)
AKA "Soundgravy"
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Sorry, and yes 803D. Of course the 804S and 803S's should be the same.Originally posted by PedroComment
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Hi guys, as you know i just bought a pair of pre-owned N800 and I'm starting to find some problems with them.
It seems the on one of the speakers the rubber seal surrounding the FST drive is tucked under the FST drive at a certain area, thus exposing a white surface that comes behind... -
Hi guys.. I noticed that sometimes there is peoples who like to check FST Screw tension on 800 series.
Here is the correct answer.. And dont use screwdriver use a coin..
"Dear Darko
The correct tension is carried out at the factory and should not need...04 December 2008, 15:17 Thursday -
I did recently buy a 2 yrs old HTM1D to my 800-series setup. It's a great speaker and the sound of it is brilliant!
Yesterday I decided to tighten the diamond tweeter house on top of the Marlan head, this because it was very loose compared to the tweeter house on top of my 802D's. I know... -
I just got my new 802D'S. On the back of the speaker is a tension rod connected to the Kevlar midrange driver was a phillips head screw with a tag that says remove before use and to reinstall if transporting. Took phillips screw out removed round flat disk. Underneath was another recessed threaded large... -
hello everyone
i am a newcomer of the b&w diamond series
and i found that at the back of the midrange there is an aluminium one slotted screw which fixes kevlar mid
the question is what is the exact tension should be applied to kevlar mid?
should i fasten tight with...
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