Just had a pair of secondhand Minima FM2s delivered. They've been in storage for some time, apparently, and they have a couple of blemishes.
The metal (I think) mesh guards over the tweeters have been pushed in. I presume this won't affect their performance, but I'd like to pull them out without damaging them. A pin comes to mind, but are there any other alternatives?
The wood is undamaged, but there are a couple of stains. down both sides of one speaker. I'm guessing old wine. Short of sanding down and re-polishing, anyone know a good way to remove stains from wood?
Finally, and this is more to do with my current NAD C320 amp which won't be upgraded this year, I take it I won't damage the speakers by using this amp? I read somewhere that Sonus Faber speakers need more powerful amplification than the 50W the NAD puts out.
The metal (I think) mesh guards over the tweeters have been pushed in. I presume this won't affect their performance, but I'd like to pull them out without damaging them. A pin comes to mind, but are there any other alternatives?
The wood is undamaged, but there are a couple of stains. down both sides of one speaker. I'm guessing old wine. Short of sanding down and re-polishing, anyone know a good way to remove stains from wood?
Finally, and this is more to do with my current NAD C320 amp which won't be upgraded this year, I take it I won't damage the speakers by using this amp? I read somewhere that Sonus Faber speakers need more powerful amplification than the 50W the NAD puts out.
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