Haha! This is a fun thread! Jon

Maybe the voice coil is blown then? Did you meter out the voice coil? What was the resistance? Does the driver make any sound at all? Did you make absolutely sure that the cone was able to move freely without the voice coil scraping after you refoamed it? Jon

[quote user="Claus"] Actually, on one of the M75 woofers I had to dismantle the cone completely from the frame and repair the coil (a bit of the voice coil wire had come loose and had to be glued). This meant removing and remounting the spider (as well as mounting the new surrounds). The 30 Hz-method worked well for aligning the coil/cone

[quote user="Claus"] I use a low frequence tone (30 Hz) at low level (1-5 Watts) to center the voice-coil during the proces of glueing the surround to the frame. This works fine, saves a lot of work - and keeps the original look of the speaker. [/quote] I'm curious - with the cone moving back and forth like that at 30 cycles, how do you

My wife constantly says I'd rather spend time with my "girlfriend" (Beosystem) than her. We had our friends over a few nights ago, and she did warn their children "not to touch, look at, or breathe on Jon's B&O, or else he'll kill you. He won't hesitate to kill our kids for touching it, so he won't hesitate to

Hey, So did you pick up the Onkyo components? Jon

Beocentral is an awesome website. Very good information there, however, it's not always correct about everything. Jon

Yes, this antenna goes to a Beomaster 6000, not an 8000. No place for it on an 8000. Jon

[quote user="vikinger"] 1949 shaver advert in this sequence must explain why the B&O shaver is such a rarity! (This is a great sequence of adverts on the official B&O site.) [/quote] That was very cool to watch. Jon

Beosystem 4500 would be my first choice. Jon