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my sister, as always, decided to go and break something before.. this time she decided to poke the inner piece of my speakers in :angst:
i reckon there must be a way to fix it.. just dunno how :(
any suggestions will be tried :)
http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/835/speakersqp4.jpg
these are Logitech X-530's btw.. just with the front covering removed to get a clearer picture and help with 'repair'
put your mouth over it, like your going to kiss it,
and suck it, which will create a negative pressure and pull it out
it's kinda worked..Quote:
Originally Posted by r_j_k_p
removed 1 of the 3 dints :P
just can't suck hard enough OH GOD, DO I HAVE TO SAY THIS?!
edit: sucked hard enough that time and it's sorted it! :D
good man ;)
I am curious, Would that actually make a difference to the sound? I'm fairly sure it wouldn't (at least not noticably) because that part of the cone just helps direct the sound.
A slight difference, probably not noticeable to the average human ear though.
lol, i hope no one walked into the room as you were "repairing" :P
your sister may think you like your screen a bit too much!
some practice their kissing skills on arms, some on pillows, you on the hand pick your speakers....:p
Reminds me of James May and his 20th Century thing were he went to look at a satellite being built and every time he said anything like, "oh look, what's that bit there?" he got closer and pointed at the part of interest only to be scolded by the escorting bod, "don't touch!". Happened about 5 times because he didn't understand how fragile some of these things are (especially with static). Sounds like your sister (if she's old enough) needs a similar treatment.
If I remember correctly the inner lump is the tweeter and is vibrated to generate the higher frequency sounds, dents in it will cause distortion of the sound produced, even after sucking out the dents. although the distortion will be pritty small after sucking the dents out.