Dayton 12" & 15"DVC rattle

[steves]

I purchased a Dayton DVC 12" and two DVC 15" drivers in 2001. During that time those drivers had a problem with rattling. I believe it is due to the VC leads slapping against the cone, but I may be wrong. I never noticed the rattle on the 12" as it was mounted in my trunk. The 15" were used as infinte baffle subs in the living room (awesome!!!) and I only noticed the rattle during high excursion.

What I want to know is what exactly is making the rattle sound and how can I fix it. I do not mind doing major surgery, but I do want to know the process and what to expect to run into.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance,
SteveS

[steves]

> I purchased a Dayton DVC 12" and two
> DVC 15" drivers in 2001. During that
> time those drivers had a problem with
> rattling. I believe it is due to the VC
> leads slapping against the cone, but I may
> be wrong. I never noticed the rattle on the
> 12" as it was mounted in my trunk. The
> 15" were used as infinte baffle subs in
> the living room (awesome!!!) and I only
> noticed the rattle during high excursion.

> What I want to know is what exactly is
> making the rattle sound and how can I fix
> it. I do not mind doing major surgery, but I
> do want to know the process and what to
> expect to run into.

> Any help on this would be greatly
> appreciated.

> Thank you in advance,
> SteveS

Is this a matter of removing the dustcap and securing the VC leads better?

[thenoid]

> Is this a matter of removing the dustcap and
> securing the VC leads better?

Naw, it was usually resolved by a piece of foam or the likes glued to the back of the cone where the leads are.

Noidster

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