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Having built and experienced flat-panel ESLs, I have to agree that [within their tightly focused sweet spot] flat panels give magical...

I want to thank everyone for their thoughts. I now own a set of Aerius, they seem to be in proper working order but I wasn't getting...

Although shower cleaning can restore volume in perf-metal ML panels in cases where the cause was contaminants creating shorting paths...

Genre: Jazz - Female Vocals I'm listening to Stacey right now. Specifically "It Might as Well be Spring" from her "In Love Again"...

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Forgot to mention; When removing the old/torn diaphragm; if you rip it off with a quick jerking motion parallel to the surface (putting...

My experience is pretty much limited to flat-panel wire-stator ESLs. My only experience with ML panels was replacing the diaphragm in a...

Those connections do look deteriorated. However, I suspect those may be the original ML diaphragm and wire connections. I say this...

Hey, you have nothing to lose at this point so go for it! I haven't tried wire for a string saw but 60-lbs braided fishing line works...

Welcome to the forum, Brewnoser, Just curious: What are you using for a crossover?

Yes, that was the original question which seems to have been lost in the ensuing discussion. I think Brewnoser's point about needing a...

I'm reminded of my number one beef with ESL manufacturers. That is; they don't make the diaphragms accessible for servicing. This is...

I think I'll stick with my theory on this one. I also believe that a 20 year old panel that exhibits little or no apparent loss in...

I have a theory about what causes some ESL panels to fade over time, which I will share with you. The old Acoustat panels seemingly...

95db is pretty loud. A typical night club is around 100db, and 105db would more than double the 95db loudness-- yikes! Was it the...