superczar
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I recently hooked up One of my old speakers (KEF iQ5 ) recently but to my display, one of the mid/high drivers seems to have a very minor distortion which is esp noticeable at low volumes
I checked the drivers and there seems to be a tiny bit of coil rub when the diaphragm is pushed from one angle (6PM angle)
if i apply a very light touch to the opposite side (12 PM angle) with my hands when the speakers are playing, the distortion disappears.
The drivers don't seem to be in stock anywhere so replacement seems difficult
Getting them repaired at a local shop is probably only going to make it worse
Any thoughts or suggestions - The driver looks like this:

I checked the drivers and there seems to be a tiny bit of coil rub when the diaphragm is pushed from one angle (6PM angle)
if i apply a very light touch to the opposite side (12 PM angle) with my hands when the speakers are playing, the distortion disappears.
The drivers don't seem to be in stock anywhere so replacement seems difficult
Getting them repaired at a local shop is probably only going to make it worse
Any thoughts or suggestions - The driver looks like this:
