** Originally posted on our other forums 7/13/10 **
Back when I personally built quite a few woofers.
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A customer ordered four 15s and I am just about done with the first so I took a few pictures along the build process :
* Rear triple joint glue and ring - the ring is smaller than the gap and centered so can go down into the gap at extremely high rearward throw.
* Close-up of the glue.
* Spider pack is pressed with a laser cut steel plate and a Z v.2 motor to ensure good bonding of the glue between the frame and spider layers.
* Terminals have a locking toothed washer
* Soldered - and a dab of glue added to the stud on top of the nut and washer for long term safety.
* Special surround glue - dries flexible and won't hurt the surround material.
* Finished cone to spider joint.
* Top triple joint ring initial placement.
* Some glue added.
* Final glue bead.
* Leads fully encapsulated.
* Leads placed into the cone - care taken to allow adequate slack for high excursion.
Suffice to say the NS v.2 is put together quite well.
Back when I personally built quite a few woofers.
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A customer ordered four 15s and I am just about done with the first so I took a few pictures along the build process :
* Rear triple joint glue and ring - the ring is smaller than the gap and centered so can go down into the gap at extremely high rearward throw.
* Close-up of the glue.
* Spider pack is pressed with a laser cut steel plate and a Z v.2 motor to ensure good bonding of the glue between the frame and spider layers.
* Terminals have a locking toothed washer
* Soldered - and a dab of glue added to the stud on top of the nut and washer for long term safety.
* Special surround glue - dries flexible and won't hurt the surround material.
* Finished cone to spider joint.
* Top triple joint ring initial placement.
* Some glue added.
* Final glue bead.
* Leads fully encapsulated.
* Leads placed into the cone - care taken to allow adequate slack for high excursion.
Suffice to say the NS v.2 is put together quite well.