Jazzman53

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Nice system, Dan! Just curious; are you bi-amping the Logan's thru their passive crossovers? If so; you might want to consider...

Zenit may be fully competent to rebuild ML panels. I don't wish to disparage any rebuilders, just pointing out the pitfalls. Matching...

I couldn't agree more, Leporello. Your comments are thoughtful and on point, in my opinion. I would like to expand on your points a...

A lot of moving parts here. IMO re-paneling and burning in are both oversold here, except burning in not so much with ESL panels. It's...

I want to add to the above information: The double-sided tape adhesive on the front stator forms two bond lines. One being...

Actually, you want the tape on the front stator to remain bonded to the stator but you want it to release from the diaphragm. When I...

You may not need any tape at all. If the stators were only bonded together at the top & bottom edge bands, then the only tape that...

It will be interesting to see if the front spars are bonded to the diaphragm in your Sequel panels. There is no compelling reason why...

Yes, I get the tapes from McMaster-Carr. At the end of my write-up for the Theater panel is a parts list for all of the materials...

Yeah I see Bob every year at CarverFest. He's a smart guy who thinks outside the box. We affectionately refer to him as the Bobfather...

The sketch shows how the diaphragm was coated in the Theater panel. I understand why ML did it this way, and I would guess most panels...

Yes, you would have coated islands connecting to the charge ring on both sides, as shown in the sketch below. Note that the spars...

As a weak panel loses output over time, there is a tendency to compensate by cranking up the amp. If pushed hard enough, the...

I'm over 70, retired from building ESLs and have moved on to other things. I was happy to post the Theater panel rebuild but I don't...