Cuelgo aquí parte de un hilo del foro de Martin Logan sobre la sustitución de componentes en una ML Aerius.
Saludos.
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I asked a few questions about the Aerius and realized I should put everything in one place here in the tweeks section. I'm going to do some internal tweeks to my Aerius' in the next few weeks and I'll be posting on this thread until it's done.
The tweeks I'm looking at are:
1. Clean them...but I won't talk about that here as it's been talked about elsewhere enough.
2. Solder the stator leads to remove the screw-type junction(s)
3. Capacitor upgrade in the x-over.
Stator Leads
First off I was thinking about soldering the stator leads on the speakers. In the process of opening the back up to examine the x-over I realized that there is a screw-type junction not only on the front of the speaker, but also on the x-over itself.
Here's an image of the front junction from HK-Steve's Sequel cleaning writeup. When I start work on my Aerius' I'll get a pic.
Here is a picture of the Aerius x-over, ML indicates that the Aerius i should be almost identical.
Notice that there is a stator connector on the main panel, this means that the signal path for the stator is going through 2 cheap screw-on type connectors. Now, obviously soldering these would make maintenance, replacing the stators, and repair more difficult, but given the frequency of those things I think it's worth it.
I'll update here as the tweeks are done.
Crossover Mods
I labeled the values of each capacitor in the picture. I'll post details as I start the tweeks.
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