toneriderMUC
Active Member
Well, I was able to get my hands on a pair of As 200 speakers. They look a bit beaten up and I want to give them a nice allover restauration!
They are functional and sound really nice and laid back, but I also feel they need a bit attention on the technical side.
The front grills are full of stains and I want to use new black acoustic fabric there. The wood veneer (?) also looks ... used .. and I want to carefully restore it. Its not massive wood though:
What can I do about it - I am not sure if its possible to sand it. If it is, I would carefully sand the whole surface and apply some antique wood wax or wood oil. I am just not sure if that works on veneer... What do you think?
I also want to recap the crossover - those caps are almost 50 years old!!
There are also 8 Ohm level pots for mids and highs. They do function, but not only alter mids and highs, but also have the ability to completely phase them out completely in some positions. They dont seem too trustworthy....
So, what can I do about them? Is it possible to open and clean them?
And, do those "SUZUKIOHM" dogbone resistors need replacement? Never seen them before.
They are functional and sound really nice and laid back, but I also feel they need a bit attention on the technical side.
The front grills are full of stains and I want to use new black acoustic fabric there. The wood veneer (?) also looks ... used .. and I want to carefully restore it. Its not massive wood though:
What can I do about it - I am not sure if its possible to sand it. If it is, I would carefully sand the whole surface and apply some antique wood wax or wood oil. I am just not sure if that works on veneer... What do you think?
I also want to recap the crossover - those caps are almost 50 years old!!
There are also 8 Ohm level pots for mids and highs. They do function, but not only alter mids and highs, but also have the ability to completely phase them out completely in some positions. They dont seem too trustworthy....
So, what can I do about them? Is it possible to open and clean them?
And, do those "SUZUKIOHM" dogbone resistors need replacement? Never seen them before.
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