Cleaning a speaker?? (PMC)

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Hi,

ive tried dusting my PMC's with a duster gently but they look like some dust is almost stuck to them.

Would I ruin them if I used a wet sponge and very gently wipe them down?

Thanks,
 
To add... It's the cones that have dust 'stuck' to them...
 
On cones use soft paint brush..for front and side of speakers use eraser sponge with distilled water..(poundstrecher for eraser sponge) dry sides and front with kitchen roll..
 
keeper of the quays said:
On cones use soft paint brush..for front and side of speakers use eraser sponge with distilled water..(poundstrecher for eraser sponge) dry sides and front with kitchen roll..

I have employed a photographers blower-brush in the past but don't bother now.
 
Advice taken... Potentially very expensive mistake avoided...

music on *smile on face*. Thanks.

will pick up a paint brush when go shopping.

Cheers.
 
I was going to suggest Henry brush on low power vacuum but might cause a stink..its what I do..lol meant I use a vacuum cleaner not i cause a stink!
 
Al ears said:
davedotco said:
Put the grills on.

Play some music.

Forget about it.

*good*

🙂

To be serious some of the doped-paper drivers have an almost gravitated to them and trying to dust is a pointless task.

Many speakers are damped with a doping material that is designed to stay sticky, hence the dust sticks.

Forget trying to clean it if this is the case, if you insist on using speakers without the grills a nice soft dry brush will remove anything that is loose. I use a nice soft 2 inch paintbrush for dusting anything hi-fi. Works a treat, just don't let it get wet.
 
keeper of the quays said:
I was going to suggest Henry brush on low power vacuum but might cause a stink..its what I do..lol meant I use a vacuum cleaner not i cause a stink!

Is this some sort of secret audiophile fetish? *smile*
 

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