Good evening,
I just received a cute, little pair of S30 speakers.
One tweeter magnet decided to wander around, during trans port I'm holding it in my hand now.
Is fixing as easy as just just putting it back? Does it needs to be glued?
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S30 (6301) tweeter magnet detached
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Yes, it has to be glued.
Or grab a good used original:
Thank you, Martin!
I'll first try to glue it, easiest for now. But in case I might need a new one, I'll contact you.
Another little question: does it makes sense to put film capacitors in this speaker?
Another little question: does it makes sense to put film capacitors in this speaker?
Not in my opinion.
You should only do it if it makes you feel better.
Martin
The tweeter is working again like it's brother and some siblings in a pair of P30.
S30 and P30 give a nice, relaxed sound in smaller rooms (up to 15 m2). I've them connected to a Marantz 1030. In this room I like them more than the S45 (first generation) here.
No film capacitors then. You must admit they might be cheaper than psychotherapy thou. 😕
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