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Old 13th May 2021, 10:16 am   #5
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Default Re: Bush DAC10 Speaker Revisited

Yeah, success - DAC10 Celeston speaker disassembled!

Thanks to Lloyd, who confirmed that the top plate was just glued in place, it was just a case of working away at the gap between the top and bottom sections with a small pry tool until the glue eventually gave way.

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Lots of rust, dust and other debris to clear away and I can now unbolt the magnet and treat the rust:-

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A bit worried about the voice coil which has seen better days although I'm still reading 3.4 Ohms across the speaker:-

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Once it's all cleaned up I've no idea how I will re-centre the magnet in the voice coil when I re-attach the suspension. In a 'normal' speaker I would use thin plastic or paper shims for this job but don't see any way of doing that with this inverted cone speaker??

Here is the pry tool I used to separate the top and bottom sections:-

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