Solved Brightness :)

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So simple a child could do it.
I simply removed the metal plates on the HF and LF and replaced with very decent speaker wire, 5cm each.

Made all the difference.

Brightness solved.

 

[MattSPL]

Amazing what benefits a little mod like that can bring

 

[vinod_david]

DomRok:
So simple a child could do it.
I simply removed the metal plates on the HF and LF and replaced with very decent speaker wire, 5cm each.

Made all the difference.

Brightness solved.

Can you post a pic of the work done please, want to try also, but shaky.

 

[Anonymous]

vinod_david:DomRok:
So simple a child could do it.
I simply removed the metal plates on the HF and LF and replaced with very decent speaker wire, 5cm each.

Made all the difference.

Brightness solved.

Can you post a pic of the work done please, want to try also, but shaky.
Sure i can, but i need to get batteries for my camera.

 

[Anonymous]

georgejack:Seems rather strange?
Really?

 

[MattSPL]

DomRok:georgejack:Seems rather strange?
Really?

The metal jumper bars are there purely to allow single wire operation of the loudspeaker if necessary. So generally speaking they are designed to be bi-wired. Or specialist cable companies sell jumpers made of hi quality cable.

The metal jumpers are cheap alloy then gold plated. So act as a poor conductor compared to nice copper wire causing the bright sound you were hearing.

 

[Anonymous]

If it's what I'm thinkingof, they are Bi Wire Jumpers ... you can buy similar to these that are specially made, but don't come cheap:

 

[MattSPL]

dim_span:

If it's what I'm thinkingof, they are Bi Wire Jumpers ... you can buy similar to these that are specially made, but don't come cheap:

They're the ones alright.

You could make your own from either copper or silver wire for not too much money