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In Reply to: I don't MEAN to be stupid, but.... posted by Slick on January 30, 2008 at 17:59:14:
The aluminum runs are *very* delicate - clip stats on them and you could tear them. Lifting them only takes a couple of minutes (they aren't soldered, only clamped - one screw removes each one) and avoids the possibility of damage. One could possibly use a pair of stats to sink the heat on the mid/woofer runs, but why mess with it? I'm not sure the heat would damage the runs (although I would worry about the tweeter runs a little), but I'd be a little concerned about the mylar. Perhaps I missed the point of your initial post, but I assumed you were just talking about soldering new wires to the terminals (not directly to the actual runs). I just used WBT silver-laden solder for the task and it worked like a charm. The wires I used are teflon sheathed, silver coated OFC.
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- nothing stupid at all - wazoo 01/30/0818:22:55 01/30/08 (1)
- RE: nothing stupid at all - Slick 20:15:02 01/30/08 (0)
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