ÿþ<html> <head><title> Artsi Kaakko's wooden Maggie Legs </title></head> <!-- arto.kitkanen@pp.inet.fi --> <body bgcolor=azure> <center> <H2><a href="mailto:artsi.kaakko@pp.inet.fi">Artsi Kaakko</a>'s wooden Maggie Legs</h2> <P> <img width=100% src=jalat1.jpg> <P> <img width=100% src=jalat2.jpg> </center> <P> <BLOCKQUOTE><DIV ALIGN=justify> Magnepan's MDF frame can be damped by <a href="http://www.noisetek.fi/barriers.htm">Noisetek barrier mats</a>.&nbsp I just added some 4mm([!") damping to my SMGb's and there is no vibration anymore.&nbsp I glued two 102cm(40") long × 6cm(2\!") wide, and one 38cm(15") × 6cm(2\!") with contact cement to the back side of my Maggies. </BLOCKQUOTE></DIV> <P> <center> <img width=100% src=barrier-mat.jpg> <P> <img width=100% src=front.jpg> </center> <P> <BLOCKQUOTE><DIV ALIGN=justify> Above shows voice coil repair done, and on the left is my tweak to minimize diffraction.&nbsp Below is another view.&nbsp It's made of triangle wooden sticks, glued and painted.&nbsp 5mm([!") × 15mm(]!") is the size of the sticks.&nbsp This will fit nicely to the edge of the frame. </BLOCKQUOTE></DIV> <P> <img width=100% src=edge.jpg> </body></html>