Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

[sunny2151]

Alright, so I'm rebuilding my Amiga speakers. I removed my drivers from the old cabinets and everything was going fine until I realized that the screw holes in the tweeter faceplates are depressed, keeping the tweeters from sitting flat against the baffle. Should I try to get new faceplates for the tweeters or will they be ok? Any help is appreciated.


My messed up tweeter:

Normal tweeter:

[Brewski]

Re: Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

I'd probably file it a little bit leaving enough for the tweeter to be held in place when a screw is in the hole. Also I'd use speaker gasket tape under the tweeter to make sure you don't have a void for air to pass from underneath the tweeter.

Take it easy
Jay

[thekorvers]

Re: Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

I'd probably file it a little bit leaving enough for the tweeter to be held in place when a screw is in the hole. Also I'd use speaker gasket tape under the tweeter to make sure you don't have a void for air to pass from underneath the tweeter.

Take it easy
Jay

+1

Additionally you can drill a small recess in the area underneath. I would not go through the expense and hassle of obtaining new face plates.

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[davepellegrene]

Re: Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

You may want to try a c clamp and see if you can push the recessed part back up flat. I would put tape or even a small block of wood on the face side so you don't mark it. I'd bet if it got pushed out that easy by a screw it should go back in pretty easy.

Dave

[sunny2151]

Re: Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

+1

Additionally you can drill a small recess in the area underneath. I would not go through the expense and hassle of obtaining new face plates.

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So, put a small countersink in? That sounds pretty smart.

[sunny2151]

Re: Vifa DX25 tweeter faceplate problem.

You may want to try a c clamp and see if you can push the recessed part back up flat. I would put tape or even a small block of wood on the face side so you don't mark it. I'd bet if it got pushed out that easy by a screw it should go back in pretty easy.

Dave

I clamped the depressed parts and it helped. If i file them a bit or put a very small countersink, they will fit snug. thank you.