patsfreak

I just picked up a pair of Cherry RP-5s and I need to replace one of the 8" midbass drivers. Should I go with the replacement drivers or use a different driver (like the drivers for the RF-35s or RF-5s) or are they the same drivers? Should I replace both drivers even if I use the stock replacement drivers? Thanks!

I'll have to see if I can find that one... The new Boston CD isn't too good, the first time through anyway. I'll give them a few tries before I retire the CD as I am a fan of theirs. The 3 Doors Down CD has a bonus DVD w/ it that has 5.1 mixes of 2 of their songs, both in DTS and Dolby Digital. If you like their music it is a good CD, the DVD is an awesome freebie!!

Sonically, they are better further out, like I had them before, but visually (and more importantly, SPOUSELY) they are bettere closer in.. I would prefer to have the subs firing out, which is the issue now. I don't recall one way or the other any bucking magnets on the Sub when I had the amps out for replacement, but I'll take a look. Thanks for your ideas and time. I appreciate it!

I slid them over about 6 inches or so and they don't effect (affect?) my WEGA any more, but I would really like them in a bit closer. How would i check to see if they are shielded? Should there be bucking magnets already inside the cabinet? To my AMAZEMENT if I point the cones of the subs toward the TV they are not as bad and can be within 8 to 10 inches or so from the tube, with the cones firing AWAY I cannot get them within 18 inches! I was surprised because I figured that if there was going to be an issue, it would be from the cone side given the difficulty to shield the cone area itself.

So I rearrange my Living room and end p w/ the RP-3s closer to the TV....WAIT too close!? I thought these were supposed to be shielded!? Anything I can do to shield 'em now?