Cheap tweak from Virtual Dynamics:

Hi Tom,
One guy used toothpaste on his Jordan's as a reversible experiment. Someone else used Post-It's!

[url=http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=1163808913&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending]diy audio[/url]also has foam triangles you stick on the back of the driver. Called Mamboni process or something close to that.

[url=http://www.hawthorneaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1429&p=20995&hilit=enabl]hawthorne audio[/url]has detailed info on applying EnABL by Budp Nov 29-30,2007.

I don't know why the links look so funny but they work.

Tvad,

I kept waiting for you to say the wrench lost grip of the hex driver, slipped and went through a woofer. A real relief to read you lost only time and not parts.

This is the same outcome as my test. I admit I did not even look for brass screws, although that is probably the valuable part of the tweak.

I could not find brass screws which were a close match. I did tighten the screws on my TAD 805SD a couple inlbs. They still sound great, especially for the price, but nothing startling to report here either.

Its the brass material 95% and the torque the balance..thats the measure of it all. The torque measurement device has much to do with adjusting for the shear strength of the brass material. Versus that of the inferior sound and greater shear strength of the steel usually supplied and installed by the factory. Brass is the metal of music. Tom