Who here replaces ribbons? How are you locating and getting the correct tension before tightening the clamps? Any tips welcome.
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Down below under "similar threads", überfuzz built his own, including the ribbon.
Not sure if he mentions tension, if not you could contact him.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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I sat down and eventually got the hang of it. After trying a few techniques that I'd read I found a small artist's paintbrush, slightly moistened, to be the one I prefer. Clamp one end, a little saliva to stick the other end to the frame, and use the brush to pick up/re-position the ribbon. Then fit the other clamp.
Now, the only thing I need to do is find some more ribbon foil that isn't a ludicrous price in the UK.
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Originally posted by Mick Bailey View PostI sat down and eventually got the hang of it. After trying a few techniques that I'd read I found a small artist's paintbrush, slightly moistened, to be the one I prefer. Clamp one end, a little saliva to stick the other end to the frame, and use the brush to pick up/re-position the ribbon. Then fit the other clamp.
Now, the only thing I need to do is find some more ribbon foil that isn't a ludicrous price in the UK.
How do you plan to corrugate the ribbon? What thickness are you using?
Thanks
Joseph J. Rogowski
P.S. I found the web link that may help you. http://www.diyaudiocomponents.com/di...mod-techniques
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Mick as you are in the UK, Stewart at Xaudia is a helpful guy to contact about ribbons.
Xaudia Elektrik - Extinct Audio Equipment, Microphones & Information
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Originally posted by bbsailor View PostMick,
How do you plan to corrugate the ribbon? What thickness are you using?
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