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A few years back I rewired the woofer panels on my 2.5's. The wires were beginning to come loose from the mylar en mass so I set out to rewire & re-glue everything down. Got one panel done but half way through the other, the old 23ga aluminum wire had a little more flex than it could take and it snapped on me. I made a repair, finished the job and everything worked so I thought I was in the clear. Life was good, I was enjoying my Maggies but slowly the imaging started to move over to one speaker. After troubleshooting everything I measured the speaker resistance and found one was measuring at 12-ohms! Since it was winter, I got distracted by the dark side (box speakers) and dallied there for a while. After blowing both EMIT's in my Infinities, the voice of reason said get out the re-wire kit I had previously ordered from Magnepan and get on it. After all, It was just one panel that needed repair. A tedious job for sure, but the hard part is done.
While the 3M 30F dries I'll put my stands back together and assemble the crossovers.
It's been a few years, but the Maggies will sing again TODAY!
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Topic - MG-2.5R's comming back on line! - RickeyM 08:20:49 01/25/15 (4)
- Take a saw to 'em? Or not? - RickeyM 18:53:53 01/26/15 (2)
- RE: Take a saw to 'em? Or not? - Satie 22:26:02 01/26/15 (1)
- Don't chop up the original frame. - RickeyM 18:57:36 01/27/15 (0)
- RE: MG-2.5R's comming back on line! - old guy 42 08:50:01 01/25/15 (0)
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