| Wayne, Jbl question please (or who ever) [message #47050] |
Sat, 04 June 2005 11:49  |
Russellc
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I posted this on the "High Eff." forum but got no response. Is there an easy way to remove the bug screens from my 2425H drivers? Or do I just cut them out with an exacto? Looks like there is a little ring that might be grabbed with small needlenose, but thought I'd ask before yanking on stuff. Thanks,
Russellc
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| OK, another wet blanket [message #47060 is a reply to message #47057] |
Sat, 04 June 2005 17:15  |
wunhuanglo
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I didn't answer either for the same reason; I wouldn't remove the screens if they were mine. Also, somebody once posted comaprison freq charts with and without screens - showed no difference - maybe somebody remembers that post and where to find it?
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| Re: OK, another wet blanket [message #47066 is a reply to message #47060] |
Sun, 05 June 2005 21:40 |
Russellc
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Good enough, I guess I will leave them in. Maybe its my imagination, but it seems to increase the "air" on the high end with the 900 series altecs. Can't comment on the 802, I have several but never one with screens. The 902 series altecs just place it behind a cardboard-like gasket, easy enough to replace, but on the jbl they appear to be attached to a ring which is pressed into the opening, and I didn't want to start yanking things apart without asking. I'll just leave them alone, Thanks. Russellc
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