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I am new to the forum and have a question for you guys. I just picked up a pair of the 683's and while I was setting it up I removed the from grill and my hand pushed in the silver cone. I tried to pop it out but it just made it worse...
Will this come out on its own or any ideas how to get it to pop back out?
Well actually my girlfriend dented it, but if the Series 4 is anything like the tweeter on the S3 if you take the tweeter apart (3 screws IIRC) you can pull out the aluminum cone.
Gently, and I do mean gently, push on the back side of the tweeter metal and work the dent out of the cone.
If it isn't the tweeter, if it is the woofer, and the tape doesn't work try using a sweeper. Sometimes the suction can pull dents out of metal cones.
Just remembered something else. If it is in the tweeter and you take it apart B&W uses ferrofluid to cool the tweeter. Try to not get it on your hands, it is messy and rather toxic.
I am new to the forum and have a question for you guys. I just picked up a pair of the 683's and while I was setting it up I removed the from grill and my hand pushed in the silver cone. I tried to pop it out but it just made it worse...
Will this come out on its own or any ideas how to get it to pop back out?
Thanks.
You said cone. Is it the tweeter or one of the woofers that you dented?
You said cone. Is it the tweeter or one of the woofers that you dented?
Eric
It is the tweeter, the silver cone part.
I am going to give the tape another try, I tried to push in on the sides but it just made it worse...the speakers were less then an hour old when I dented it but they do sound a 100x better then my LM1's I had before.
I've been using my 685 as my center for 2+ years now along with my 683 fronts. I've moved to a different apartment recently and I''m going to be sitting very close to my 50" 9G Kuro now (around 6-7 ft max). Since it's well known that the HTM61 sounds bad uplocse, it's...
Hello all, I may be adding a pair of 683's to my set up and was wondering if you all thought it was a bad move. I currently have a NAD 356BEE powering a pair of 685's. Would the NAD be able to run both the 685s and 683s? Should I try and sell the 685s? Should I not buy the 683s? Your thoughts ...
I have a pair of B&W 683s that are 18 months old and I am considering upgrade. I could go to CM9 but can afford the 804 Diamonds. I have a Cambridge Audio system - Azur 840C CD player/840A Integrated Amp/840W power amp. My room is about 9 x 5 x 4m. I listen to a broad range...
I still have just a pair of B&W 685s.I am thinking about adding B&W 683's(if I can)
Are you happy with B&W 683s' movie performance?Though I will rarely watch movies,I still want to have nice movie performance and cause they will be connected to pc mostly I will use it for...
04 October 2012, 00:34 Thursday
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