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    EV T35 Polarity, need help?

    How can I notice where is the +/- polarity of EV T35?
    The units do not mark +/-!
    Thank you for your advice

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    I haven't used them in years, but I don't remember it being a problem. Maybe someone here has a pair they could take a look at... I don't remember for sure, but aren't the little gaskets under the input terminals color coded?


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    if you look close, you can see...

    ... color coded gaskets under the input terminals

    http://www.oaktreeent.com/EV_Electro...aker_Parts.htm

    (scroll about 1/2 way down for some examples in different form factors)

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    Quote Originally Posted by MJP View Post
    How can I notice where is the +/- polarity of EV T35?
    The units do not mark +/-!
    Thank you for your advice
    I believe you have two speakers for your project. Take a speaker with known polarity markings + and -

    take a D cell battery (1.5 volts)
    Use it to hook battery + to the + terminal of the speaker.
    briefly, touch battery - to the - speaker terminal. Watch which way the speaker cone moves. (does it briefly move in, or out?)

    Now go to the T35 you will be using.
    Do the same test ... connect battery + to one speaker terminal - and touch battery - to the other speaker terminal. if the cone moved the same way it did for your known speaker, the + lead is on + and the - lead is on -
    If the T35 moved backwards from the other, reverse the leads and test again. When it moves the same way the known speaker did - you know + is connected to + and - is connected to -
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    battery test on tweeter...

    Hmm...
    might be tough to see...esp. on a T35... plus that's pretty thin wire on that voice coil...
    if possible, I'd suggest measuring system frequency reponse and looking at the
    crossover area for cancellation (would want to do that with a new design anyway).

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    C'mon tell the truth ..
    We really want them to toss that EV driver and get some good JBL or Altec Lansing parts instead!


    Quote Originally Posted by grumpy View Post
    Hmm...
    might be tough to see...esp. on a T35... plus that's pretty thin wire on that voice coil...
    if possible, I'd suggest measuring system frequency reponse and looking at the
    crossover area for cancellation (would want to do that with a new design anyway).

    -grumpy
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    Quote Originally Posted by hjames View Post
    C'mon tell the truth ..
    We really want them to toss that EV driver and get some good JBL or Altec Lansing parts instead!
    Well, sure . Sometimes, you got what you got.

    What I'd do in a pinch is just look at the links I posted and pick one that looks
    close... wire it that way, then try it the other way and listen again. -grumpy

    Actually this should probably be moved out of the Lansing Product areas... General Audio Discussion or Lansing Related Gear (a stretch)

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    Quote Originally Posted by grumpy View Post
    ... color coded gaskets under the input terminals

    http://www.oaktreeent.com/EV_Electro...aker_Parts.htm

    (scroll about 1/2 way down for some examples in different form factors)

    -grumpy
    Here is the pic Grumpy is talking about. Look at the gasket material under the terminal. (COLOR CODED)

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    Yes, the color code. I see them now. My poor guess was right, I wire + on the right (if look from the back and can read as normal, I hooked + on the right terminal).
    Thanks everone for sharing.
    After spending 6 hrs with T35, I would say that I hear improvement in sound as follows:
    1) Compare with Altec Horn unit alone, I can feel more detail and ambient around the notes, more bass and more natural in singer voice.
    2) Compare with G3 (Aurum Cantas), T35 produced better quality of sound in every aspect.

    Strom, not sure that I hear as what you hear?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MJP View Post
    Strom, not sure that I hear as what you hear?
    What do you mean?

    ....please explain.

    Thanks.

    -Storm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm View Post
    What do you mean?

    ....please explain.

    Thanks.

    -Storm.
    I mean, I hear improve in sound. Bass is more, middle is more smooth and flow, high is long and more sweet. Not sure why Bass is more.
    Also, I can feel more ambient and harmonics from the sound.

    I used only one Auricap in series soldering on the + speaker line and cross aroud 9Khz to T35.

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    When did I say I did not hear any of that?

    I was the one saying that my setup is very good. Others in the thread were trying to find better tweeters...

    ...

    -Storm.

    Quote Originally Posted by MJP View Post
    I mean, I hear improve in sound. Bass is more, middle is more smooth and flow, high is long and more sweet. Not sure why Bass is more.
    Also, I can feel more ambient and harmonics from the sound.

    I used only one Auricap in series soldering on the + speaker line and cross aroud 9Khz to T35.

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    Hi, pdfs eV-35, Good lucks,
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    MartinV56, noted with many thanks for info. These 2 files are new for me. I downloaded them already.

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