I often half insert the screws back in, push/pull them to the side (to jam) and apply lifting force to seperate the seal tape from the wood.
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If nothing works: put 2 wood screws (in new holes, small pre drill but not all the way through) in.
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Repair Cost: If the cost of repairing the amplifier, including shipping, tax, and any potential labor charges, is around $500, it may be worth considering, especially if you have a strong attachment to the subwoofer or if you believe the subwoofer still performs well in your setup.
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Subwoofer Performance: The Velodyne DD-15 was a capable subwoofer in its time, but advancements in subwoofer technology have occurred since 2008. Newer subwoofers, like the SVS SB-2000 or SB-3000, offer more power, better bass extension, and improved features. If you're looking for enhanced performance and modern features, upgrading to a newer subwoofer might be a better option.
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Compatibility and Features: Consider the features you need, such as room calibration, connectivity options, and integration with your existing audio setup. Modern subwoofers often have advanced features that can enhance your listening experience.
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Budget: If your budget allows, investing in a newer subwoofer might provide you with a more satisfying and up-to-date audio experience. Both the SVS SB-2000 and SB-3000 are well-regarded subwoofers, and their performance can be significantly better than the Velodyne DD-15, especially if you have the space and budget for them.
Ultimately, the decision to repair the Velodyne DD-15 or upgrade to a new subwoofer depends on your preferences, priorities, and budget. If you're looking for improved performance and features, a new subwoofer like the SVS models you mentioned may be a good choice. However, if you have a strong sentimental attachment to the Velodyne or are satisfied with its performance, repairing it may also be a viable option.
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Hey, @tokushi - what's with your use of AI?
Don't you have any original thoughts?
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Maybe someone has a side by side comparision of the modern SVS SB-2000 and the Velodyne DD15?
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