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Razz1971 (archived)
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Posted May 10, 2008 at 14:14 GMT
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I am the proud owner of a pair of white MC120.2.

Now I am going to have them refoamed, at Dillens, but I was wondering if I should try to do the recapping of the crossover myself.

I have never done that before and are a little concerned that i will mess it up.

What would you recommend?

Razz

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Medogsfat (archived)
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Posted May 10, 2008 at 14:43 GMT
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Razz,

          if you can solder and use a screwdriver then simply buy a cap' kit from Dillen and have it returned with your drivers. Just PM me when you get it for dismantling instructions & further tips.

 

Chris.

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Razz1971 (archived)
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Posted May 10, 2008 at 14:50 GMT
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Will do Chris.

Thanks a bunch.

Razz

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Medogsfat (archived)
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Posted May 10, 2008 at 14:55 GMT
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Not a problem Razz - you're just going to love the final results - I promise you.🙂

Chris.

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Razz1971 (archived)
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Posted May 10, 2008 at 15:04 GMT
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Loving it already.

Got a great deal.

BM 6000, Beocord 6000, Beogram 6002, with extra pickup in original casing, Mc 120.2 and remote......50£.

One owner.

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francoisvl
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Posted May 15, 2008 at 08:47 GMT
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I had never thought of snipping the caps off first before removing them. Sounds so logical now. A very good tip!!!
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