PRV 12MR2000 Recone Video (How to recone your speaker)

DIY How to Recone your 12MR2000 mid range speakers with original reconing kits from PRV Audio
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[@alexcruz1816]

Thanks this u can do it ur self 👌🎯💯

[@joele-c3415]

Saludos la pega se puede guardar o se daña?

[@amiitramsook2666]

What are u using for the spacers

[@kingdaniel3774]

Hey can some one plz tell which one is better for midbass prv MR 2000 or MR 1000Ft ?

[@marcgonzalez433]

Can I use the mr2000 ndy version instead? Since the rk12mr2000 is out of stock but the rk12mr2000ndy is in stock

[@satyawandashariye5534]

Sir rabar glu ki prise bataye

[@vivaciencia9329]

Parabéns, muito bom o vídeo pessoal. A única coisa que eu não consigo entender o objetivo é o exagero de cola só pra segurar a capa da bobina, por que não fazer passando só um pouco de cola de borracha na borda e colando igual todos os demais?

[@PRVAudio]

Nao existe exagero no video, e assim que o produto vem de fabrica! nessa applicacao e usado Epoxy e nao coloca de borracha

[@thirstquencher3203]

Do you make any for your component drivers such as the 6.5inch??

[@PRVAudio]

Yes, we do have a large variety of 6.5" - prvaudio.com/product/loudspeakers/?speaker-size=6

[@nageshmane4444]

glue pest name pliz

[@toofanpaul8801]

Sir glue price Indian money

[@michaelbarahona2406]

Hello please i need a 12 inches subwoofer in PRV can you confirm if you manufacture it?

[@PRVAudio]

prvaudio.com/products/12w1600/ we make a 12" PRO Audio subwoofer

[@1hundredallday]

Is this the same process for the 8MB700FT model?

[@PRVAudio]

Yes, it is

[@vidyanandsharma8815]

Dascap gum why

[@hugoaguilar9407]

Please show how loud these speakers are there aren’t any videos to show that

[@efrencorado5205]

The spec say it is 97db sensitivity for the normal and 98 db for the neo one but I can tell you that they sound really loud and really clear, and if you are looking for buying speakers I will totally recommend you this one

[@hugoaguilar9407]

Efren Corado do you have these? And if so what amp do you use for them and what amp would you recommend me for a chuchero including 2 12mr2000 and 3 bullet tweeters

[@efrencorado5205]

@@hugoaguilar9407 yes I have 10 of them, thats why I can say they saound good. I have not too much experience with amps sorry

[@PRVAudio]

Very hard to make a video how loud it can get because the microphone wont record high levels of SPL

[@BUZDRIFT]

A huge No no, you shouldn't touch the coil with bare hands!

[@georgesrisomsak9650]

Makes absolutely ZERO difference.

[@BUZDRIFT]

@@georgesrisomsak9650 Oils off yr fingers make a massive difference and also creates a hot spot when stressing the speaker! May not make a difference if you don't know what to look for, as for audible, then no difference but does make a difference to sound sig and inductance!

[@georgesrisomsak9650]

@@BUZDRIFT how does the oil from your finger, penetrate the high temperature epoxy coating, and alter resistance, inductance and change the sound? I'm curious and want to learn. I've never heard of it. Let's say the copper coil was bare, and some.oiks.from your finger got on it. How would it change the sound signature? I'm genuinely curious!

[@BUZDRIFT]

@@georgesrisomsak9650 It will change the sound sig again, not audible, It's not about the coil itself its about how the current reacts from a hot spot on that part of the coil, This is why really expensive drivers are done either with gloves or in a sealed environment. I'll pop up a research doc about this sort of thing, speakers these days are hard to kill but effecting them in minute ways is always possible, anyways the page describes and shows what hot spots look like and point out this was due to some contaminant being present on the coil, it was also concluded that is was due to natural oil from the guy building and researching on this paper! Never said it would be audible but changing so0und sig because of heat/expansion and in tern conductance does happen!