Cleaning a silk dome tweeter (1 Viewer)

[BenSC]

I was test fitting the tweeter in the Dayton III eclosure and there must have still been some MDF in the air, because I pulled it out and set it aside, came back a few minutes later and it had sawdust on it.

What do you guys recommend to do to clean it? I tried a slow blast of air and the dust is clinging like crazy.

Thanks.

 

[Patrick Sun]

Scotch tape?

 

[BenSC]

Ahhh, very good idea! I don't imagine that would hurt the tweeter much. Thanks.

 

[Michael R Price]

I have always had dirty tweeters too, in my Kit281s. Do you think that impairs the sound quality at all?

 

[BenSC]

Just as an update, scotch tape worked great.

 

[Patrick Sun]

Whew! Crisis averted!

 

[Keith Outhouse]

A very sticky situation.

 

[Hank Frankenberg]

And I'm glad you bought 3M tape! If you are afraid to use Scotch tape on a delicate surface, first try Post-It Notes' low-tack adhesive. But by all means become addicted to using Post-It Notes everywhere.

 

[TimForman]

Hey wait just a second! Is this some type of corporate promotion?