Crossing over, with Gallo Nucleus reference

got my pics up as well now.

If you would like a photo of the modibications Piedpiper is speaking of,please view my stsyem post.

If you haven't already dealt with all this, you will gain improvements by moving the network to outside the sphere, removing the resistor completely, bypassing teh 6uF cap with a .1, remounting the tweeter forward 1.5 inches, canting the speakers back to align the woofers and tweeter and rerouting the tweeter wires directly out the back of the "can" to the transformer. I will evtually ost some pictures on my virtual system page.

I had exactly the same problem a couple of years ago. I investigated the matter for a long time before the surgery.

There is a capacitor in the tweeter transformer that measured 5.7 uF, brand is infinicap (first problem - no more of them. Gallo recommended substituting them for Dynamicap - the next product of the same brand). I used a 6.1 uF Auricap and never sounded right - I came back to the Dynamicap. The resistor is a 5 ohm RS type - I doubt that it is damaged.

You will need as well replacement for the rivets. These are a discontinued part in most places, and if you want to order then in the factory the minimum production run is 18.000 units - for several lifes!

I found them in http://www.anixtercomponents.com/
The product (an R-lok expansion rivet) reference number is 0755102. The order quantity is 4500 but they are nice and gave me justç 500 (of which I have spent 24). You will need as well the rivet machine, R-lok ref. no. 8005999

Finally, the black, sticky goo that seals the woofers and the tweeter, and that is used to damp/glue the capacitors to the transformer as well, is a 3M product, Windo-weld, used in the automobile industry. 3M ref. 08610 or 08611 or 08612 (different thicknesses)

Tpsonic,
Thank you for the information. A solid lead.
Dan

You might speak with Pierre/Mapleshade or Ron Bauman/InSound:202-965-5320.They have modified these speakers and have an understanding of the CDT tweeter circuit requirements.