My aluminium tweeter got poke in...help...

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Yamaheart

Full Audioholic
My aluminum tweeter got poke in... and I pulled it out, but of course it will never be perfect again. Does it effect the sound quality at all? Thanks..
 
TLS Guy

TLS Guy

Audioholic Jedi
My aluminum tweeter got poke in... and I pulled it out, but of course it will never be perfect again. Does it effect the sound quality at all? Thanks..
As long has the shape is reasonably spherical, and there is no gap rub, I think you are fine. If it is very fissured probably it will. Can you post a picture of how it looks now?
 
JerryLove

JerryLove

Audioholic Ninja
I picked up a pair of Paradigm Studio 60s with pushed in tweeters. Removed them but one never looked right again and the other I accidentally broke the plastic on.

The moral of my story: often you can get just the dome replaced (as opposed to the whole tweeter) inexpensively.
 
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Yamaheart

Full Audioholic
As long has the shape is reasonably spherical, and there is no gap rub, I think you are fine. If it is very fissured probably it will. Can you post a picture of how it looks now?
It looks fine now, but of course it will never be smooth like before. Sorry I put it back to my speaker, dont wanna pull it out again. Thanks.
 

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