WTF happened here...?
Have been selling off a few odds and sods.
Included these rather excellent Monacor tweeters set in their fetching wave guides.
I stored them for a couple of weeks facing each other to protect the diaphragms.
When they'd been bought I got them out to pack them and noticed that this had happened...
I can only imagine it's something to do with the opposing magnetic fields of the magnets...?
Nothing has physically touched the diaphragms as the waveguides were separating them by a few inches.
It's not a disaster. But I'd sold them for £27, so it is annoying. Obviously I had to refund the buyer.
Included these rather excellent Monacor tweeters set in their fetching wave guides.
I stored them for a couple of weeks facing each other to protect the diaphragms.
When they'd been bought I got them out to pack them and noticed that this had happened...
I can only imagine it's something to do with the opposing magnetic fields of the magnets...?
Nothing has physically touched the diaphragms as the waveguides were separating them by a few inches.
It's not a disaster. But I'd sold them for £27, so it is annoying. Obviously I had to refund the buyer.
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The tweeters have been sitting in their cabinets for years and were pristine when I took them out a couple of weeks ago.
I can only think its having the 2 facing each other with their magnets behind them. But I wouldn't have thought the diaphragms themselves were magnetic.
Come on clever science people. Explain it!
Honestly, no idea. They look like sprouts.
But probably taste better.