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Got a screw loose?

So based on a comment from another forum, I decided to ensure the screws on all my speaker and subwoofer drivers were secure.  Turns out everyone of them needed some level of tightening.

Suggestion:  Check your screws, definitely helped tighten up the sound as well.

Question:  Is there other “maintenance” I should be doing on a regular basis?

 

 

thx_golfer
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nonoise
10,838 posts
 

This subject came up about a month ago and before that, maybe a couple of years.
When it does, I get out my screwdriver and add a dose of Galliano to tame the acidity. 🥃😀👍

All the best,
Nonoise

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dekay
5,558 posts
 

Nonoise:

 

Never/ever suspected that you were a WallBanger (good info).

 

DeKay

thx_golfer OP
10 posts
 

I had to look up what Galliano was…enjoy!

 

Seems like snake juice as opposed to “snake oil

oldhvymec
5,101 posts
 

I've added a lot of through screw/nut packs to the subs I use. They don't come loose once I re-torque. I don't have bass in the monitors either.

https://www.parts-express.com/Cast-Frame-1-4-20-Speaker-Mounting-Kit-260-778

Regards

jl35
3,980 posts
 

you need to read the threads on replacing them all with brass screws...Mapleshade and others recommended this, and no, Mapleshade did not sell brass screws and neither did the other companies I saw recommended it...

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