I'm new to this website and hope someone can help. I recently aquired a set of DM602's and one of them has no bass responce. I have taken it apart and all the connections seem intact, so I believe it is driver related. Any wisdom?
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Do you have a digital voltmeter/multitester? If you do, set it to the resistance/ohms setting, disconnect the woofer from the crossover and then put the meter leads on the woofer's terminals. Do you get a reading of under 10 ohms or so? If so, the driver is good and the problem is the crossover. If it reads high or infinite/over, the driver is bad. -
Thanks Kevin.Comment
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If you figure out what you need, I can get you in touch with B&W parts manager so they can get you a good price on the parts you need.Digital Audio makes me Happy.
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It is great to see the community all getting together to help another member in need. I know where to come if I ever have a problem :TComment
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Hey everyone,
I am hoping to get some help from the board. Has anyone tried to replace the FST Midrage Isolator on their N802's? The isolators on both speakers are starting to come apart and I am going to try and replace them myself. I got the parts from B&W, it appears to be a straightforward... -
I would like to try to build my own version of a high excursion driver like adire's parthenon? I have always been interested in building a driver myself. Do you think it would be too complicated? I can mill out the metal myself, and should be able to find some neodymium magnets I can use relatively... -
As above please, as some of you may know I bought them on ebay, and noticed some crackling from one of the drivers when listening to just the Bass (Hi and mid switched off via amp) so I bought a replacement driver and aim to fit it tonight. Just wondering whats the best way to run it in so to speak?... -
Hi all,
I spent some time playing with my system parameters this morning. In Low Freq. Test mode I was trying to determine the source of a knocking'ish sound and isolate it to the frequencies at which it occurs most often.
Low and behold, it's the mid-range driver on one of my... -
I have a CDM9NT with a damaged midrange. The driver has a crease in it and is torn from the foam surround around the crease. Although I cannot actually hear a problem compared to the other speaker, I think I'll replace the driver in case it gets worse. Given the ease of replacing the midrange and...
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