I must of read the same post. I checked the 48 screws on my 3 year old Bryston A2's and most of them were loose. After tightening all of them up I do believe the sound was better.
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?
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@oldhvymec I use cap screws also and brass inserts though. Dab of blue thread locker also. |
I have a screw loose (4). This post is simply venting. I have Vandersteen 5A's. the batteries have to be changed every 4 years...it was time. (now with Lithiums, change in 10 years) Out came the bass amps, the crossovers, and the input filters off they went to Vandersteen. Back they came.... I got the speakers all together now, with 4 brass screws left over. I took apart the speakers again, but all the connections seem to be made. YUK. I'll listen tomorrow. |
@stringreen Gold plated, there are about 8 on the crossover board. Vandy forums. Jim |
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