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What is the preferred way to Clean off dust, etc. from the Driver cones and ASR Tweeter?
I know all driver motors with their large magnetic fields love to collect airborne dust particles over time.
Thanks,
Dennis
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Matt
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Hey Dennis,
There are a couple ways to clean them or free them of dust. One would be to use something soft like a feather duster or even one of those Swiffer Dusters. Another option would be to use the can air for cleaning computers. I would be very careful about getting too close to the tweeter with the pressure behind the canned air. Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Hi Matt,
Hey that was my idea, you just wrote it up first… hahahaha.. [;)]
With the compressed air .. I would only use that if one could find a diffuser nozzle for the can, not a localized pt. source cylindrical nozzle, as it then would impose to large a magnitude of force on a small area, not good idea. (P=F/A).
Now, one could also use as Oliver suggested a Micro Fiber clean cloth — very lightly displacing the dust.
Cheers,
Dennis
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Russell
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[quote user="DennisPureSound"]
Hi Matt,
Hey that was my idea, you just wrote it up first… hahahaha.. [;)]
With the compressed air .. I would only use that if one could find a diffuser nozzle for the can, not a localized pt. source cylindrical nozzle, as it then would impose to large a magnitude of force on a small area, not good idea. (P=F/A).
Now, one could also use as Oliver suggested a Micro Fiber clean cloth — very lightly displacing the dust.
Cheers,
Dennis
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I would not worry about the dust on the tweeter unless it is server. Dust is very light and should not be a problem. Be very careful with canned air or you might end up with an Asymmetrical Stabilized Concave Tweeter! I suggest trying to blow the dust off the tweeter with your mouth first.
Cheers
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