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dusting Trapeziums (Read 4795 times)
bikehappy1
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dusting Trapeziums
04/19/19 at 18:48:25
What's the best way to keep the dust off the Traps? I have them at work and it's a little dusty. I keep a towel over them at night and leave the towel folded up on top of the speakers during the day. Should I use a paint brush like I do for my amps? Maybe compressed air that's not too strong? Also, I'm wondering if there's a good recommended polish for the speaker's wood veneer.
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Rivieraranch
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Re: dusting Trapeziums
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04/20/19 at 14:51:24
If you blow compressed air onto them you might slip and harm one of the drivers.
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Re: dusting Trapeziums
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04/22/19 at 23:00:34
I've used compressed air at low pressure with good results for the heavy stuff....But for the drivers I clean mine up with a chip brush. You know the cheapest 1-1/2" to 2" brush they sell. Cut about half of it off (length of bristles) and go around the driver in a circular fashion.
Mine get so dusty, I have to do this about every week, and so far, no harm!
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As far as polish, just use what you would use on your furniture. Just spray it on the cloth, rather than on the speaker. Works great!
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bikehappy1
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05/17/19 at 19:55:25
Thanks Zygi. Is the chip brush cleaning the same for the HR-1's also?
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Re: dusting Trapeziums
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05/17/19 at 20:50:05
Yes, pretty much.
The one thing you don't want to do is get anything with any moisture to touch the front driver on the HR-1's. It won't ruin the driver, except for the cosmetics.
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05/17/19 at 23:23:57
I finally bought a soft 1 1/2" sash brush and it's great for the above and my amps. I also sometimes use the circular, horsehair, brush with my vacuum.
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