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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Sorry Mika, you're right, bit of lazyness! Answer was there...
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Any alternatives to put the plate back in place? What kind of material can be used, cardboard maybe?
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I think to much emotion for some which could lead to discussions that some people do not appreciate, like the Japan disaster thread. That's just a guess!
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Wow Evan, never knew that, so it has a purpose! Sh t man, now I glued this blo dy thing to the speaker cloth Thanks!
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[quote user="hemenex"]The plate was the radiator and had a foam "ring" like a driver unit. [/quote] Gunther, does this "radiator" has a function in the speakersystem? What does it do? Thought it was ment for a later upgrading with new drivers.
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[quote user="Paul"] Leslie, The red cloth looks realy royal on the RL's BTW where did you get the transparent ribbon across the cloth? [/quote] One of the lucky ones via this thread I think he still sells it on Ebay UK. Not sure though... The red really looks classy, next one will be dark blue. The cloths have been bought in the US, almost
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[quote user="hemenex"] BTW: The red cloth matches the "redlines" much better than some fabric-selector-retrofitted M70's [/quote] Haven't you noticed Gunther that I changed the RL into WL
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By the way and don't laugh!!!!! The first speaker I have attched the metal plate straight to the speaker cloth with double side tape. Stuuuuuuupid! Now I have to try to remove the plate from the cloth
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You guys are great, thank you very much, very helpfull!
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This is the result of my new reclothed RL60
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