The other one was worse. Ugh almost wrote it off but it finally broke free. Seems like they have a reasonable excursion range before rubbing but I'll need to test em again.
I thought superglue (non gel) was my best option since it is so thin. I figured it would flatten/wet out rather than build up enough to touch the former. Maybe I applied too much somehow. Maybe next time use a paper spacer to soak up the glue then quickly remove it before it sticks too bad.
Mine were swapped out for dayton pa200s in the original build i tried em in. IMO the Daytons have warmer less dry tone, meatier bottom end, and cleaner fr in crossover zone. Probably 2x the driver but 2x the $ too. So it's a wash for value per dollar I'd say.
Sitting waiting for me to do something with them. Was planning to gut a previous build and reuse the cabinets. I'll probably get to it as the weather kills off other activities.
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The other one was worse. Ugh almost wrote it off but it finally broke free. Seems like they have a reasonable excursion range before rubbing but I'll need to test em again.
I thought superglue (non gel) was my best option since it is so thin. I figured it would flatten/wet out rather than build up enough to touch the former. Maybe I applied too much somehow. Maybe next time use a paper spacer to soak up the glue then quickly remove it before it sticks too bad.
Super Glue isn't that great when it comes to bonding plastic. They are much better glues made for that application.
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I love them GRS 8’s for the money. I built these for a local guy in a 3200 sq.ft build and they are impressive!!!!
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
I bet all of those together really get it done!
Mine were swapped out for dayton pa200s in the original build i tried em in. IMO the Daytons have warmer less dry tone, meatier bottom end, and cleaner fr in crossover zone. Probably 2x the driver but 2x the $ too. So it's a wash for value per dollar I'd say.
Curious what ever came of these?
Sitting waiting for me to do something with them. Was planning to gut a previous build and reuse the cabinets. I'll probably get to it as the weather kills off other activities.
Gosh 8pt-8 is on sale for ~$20ea right now. Trying hard to not think of goin balls out and doing a tower 888 style.
They wouldn't be the biggest speaker you've built. I say go for it.