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In Reply to: Caved in soft dome tweeters - What to do? posted by To embarrassed on March 07, 1999 at 20:38:15:
You can replace them yourself. You should take the tweeter out and then rmove the interior faceplate scres that release the faceplate. Then the dome/voice coil assembly will just lift out. You can also inpect the voice coil for damage and simply push the domes back into shape - they may work fine again. Parts for Dynaudio drivers are easy to find - you don't need to send your speakers anywhere (and they don't cost $220 pr). Good Luck!
absolutely right!
years ago, when I bought some D28af's, I seem to recall they were about $35.00 each. At the time, Audio Concepts and Madisound were carrying the Dynaudio driver line. They are a piece of cake to replace.
These ware stated to be modified domes, not stock. He may be able to replace them himself, IF the modifier did not eliminate the user replacable aspect via a portion of the mod. He certainly would not want to use stock diapragms.
Jon Risch
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