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Beovox S80 cover Information

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John
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John Posted: Fri, Nov 9 2012 4:52 PM

I have a pair of S80s I need to refoam them, My main trouble is the front covers are missing, I guess I would not be able to buy the covers so I am thinking of making a set of covers with a thin wood frame but not sure if this would be possible.

Could anyone take a few pictures with measurements.

Anyone know if the original cloth is available?

Where is best place to buy the foam / rubber rolls?

                             Thanks for looking, John.

 

   

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Rich replied on Fri, Nov 9 2012 5:34 PM

Where are you, John?

For inspiration on new frets from scratch, I recommend Soren Mexico's thread on Beovox 3700 (I think).

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Check Soren Mexico's Beovox 3702 thread on the archived forum.


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John replied on Sat, Nov 10 2012 8:13 PM

Hi Rich, I am in England. Thank you for the link to  thread very interesting but my speakers are different to the thread. After writing my request I got the speakers out to have a look at them. The plastic fronts stick out at least 40mm beyond the wood sides,  and are curved at the edges it will take more to make than I had hoped. I realy need closeup photographs and measurements if anyone can help.

 John.

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Leslie replied on Sat, Nov 10 2012 8:21 PM

You mean these speakers?

If yes, I can give you dimensions later this week.

Rings bought at Goodhifi and cloth on Ebay.com

 

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John replied on Sat, Nov 10 2012 9:55 PM

Hi Leslie, They are the speakers. I look forwards to the measurements, A photo of inside the covers would be nice if possible.

   Thank you, John.

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Leslie replied on Sat, Nov 10 2012 10:07 PM

Will do that for ya, in such a way that you can make a replica, no probs....

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Leslie replied on Fri, Nov 16 2012 6:13 AM

Pictures first.. Dimensions will follow soon!

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Leslie replied on Sat, Nov 17 2012 7:47 PM

And the drawings..(dims in mm.)

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Dennis replied on Sat, Nov 17 2012 10:12 PM

WOW Leslie! That must have took you hours to draw! Amazing! Surprise

 

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Leslie replied on Sat, Nov 17 2012 10:16 PM

Good practice for me, I'm in a Autocad course for the next few weeks and if I can be of any help, why not? Thanks Dennis!

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Top Drawing LelieYes - thumbs up

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John replied on Sat, Nov 17 2012 11:23 PM

Wow, I was not expecting this Leslie, Thank you very much for al your trouble. I presume the "web" is made from plastic ?  I think I will have to make mine from an aluminium sheet. painted black.

   Thanks again, John.

 

      

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Søren Mexico:

Top Drawing LelieYes - thumbs up

Just checked one more time, you did not forget one single dimension. Top grade for this one.

Edit: Missing the OD for the pins, the inner piece of the taps had the OD but not the small outer piece, just to help you getting into your cat.Smile

2nd Edit: the OD for the inner piece of the taps also missing, even so top job, It has been tears since I checked a drawing, did that for my pupils years ago.

 

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Leslie replied on Sun, Nov 18 2012 7:10 AM

I left that info away because I was not sure in what way Johnpc wanted to make these pins. Peter (mod) suggested once to use those so called wall plugs as an alternative. Beside that Johnpc probably will measure the hole diameter in order to use the right (bit larger) pin fixed on his cover! Long story short, if Johnpc (or others) wants to have this missing info to be added?

Btw Søren, I miss the letter s in my nameSmile

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Leslie:
Btw Søren, I miss the letter s in my nameSmile

LeSlie I got exited, seeing a professional drawing, in Mexico I only see bad freehand scribbles.

The wall plug solution is perfect I repaired 1 pin on my S45s with that.

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Leslie replied on Mon, Nov 19 2012 7:41 PM

I think I'm gonna make one set (aluminium) myself. Just for fun!

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John replied on Fri, Nov 30 2012 8:30 PM

An update. Not as planned, but very welcome. A forum member has kindly posted me a slightly damaged set of covers which I have been able to make good. Thanks. And Thank you to Leslie I am sure your expert drawing will be of use to someone in future.

     John. 

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