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Industry Circles => Odyssey Audio => Topic started by: Dishman442 on 26 Sep 2018, 11:46 pm
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Did anyone else have challenges getting the case off the Suspiro to access the settings? The instructions say to remove the 4 hex screws on the bottom. There are 12 hex screws on the bottom... to be fair, the outermost 4 go through the sides of the case and are most likely correct. With those gone, it absolutely refused to slide out of the case. I discovered the feet, when screwed down hard, overlap the sides of the case so I pulled the feet off. It still wouldn’t come apart and without the feet I had nothing to push or pull with.
Did anyone else have this challenge and solve it? Please share before I’m tempted to use a rubber mallet. ;)
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Take out the 4 screws that hold the 2 cases together. Turn the case upside down and slide them apart. Klaus uses a piece of vibration material that makes it hard to slide the top off.
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Thanks Loki57 !
It’s good to know I’m removing the correct hex screws. My wife and I pulled from opposite ends as hard as we could, nada. I may have to try to loosen the damping material somehow.
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I don't think you can loosen the damping. Keep trying. You'll get it. Like all of Kaus' products it's built like a tank. Good stuff.
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Get it running? Impressions?
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I’m embarrassed to say I haven’t. Not been feeling too hot, didn’t feel like wrestling with it.
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Try to give a little lift at the center of the cover & slowly sliding it out.
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I'm not too happy with the case design for this product. It's a bitch taking the cover off, and tricky to put back on. The good thing is that it is hard to hurt anything if you are careful. I use a screwdriver to pry the case apart (I'm not too concerned if I scratch the finish - nobody will see it - or care - anyway).
This product would be greatly improved if the switches were accessible from the front of the case (or the top, or back at least). Somewhere where I wouldn't have to take the case apart to get at them.
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I suppose there may be some slight variations with the cases since each one is assembled by hand here in the USA. I was able to slide mine right off the couple of times I played with the loading. I would definitely prefer having access to them via a front or rear panel, but it sounds so good I can forgive it. You shouldn’t have to bother with it much once you have it dialed in.
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Guys, come on...it's just a top cover. And yes, the dampening material makes it a bit difficult to move, but still very manageable. Now, I could leave the material out, but it works very well. And yes, I always adjust the settings to the cartridges. Putting them on the outside ??? Of course can be done, but again, would interfere hugely with performance on our design, so, nope.........