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Painting Phantoms
#21
Awesome - I have been put off the looks of the reactors compared to the classics perfect sphere - but that really makes it looks nice.
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#22
(29-Dec-2019, 11:55)Jamington2004 Wrote: Awesome - I have been put off the looks of the reactors compared to the classics perfect sphere  - but that really makes it looks nice.
 
Thanks Jamington! The gold had to added nearly 100 watts too Tongue
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(30-Dec-2019, 22:40)CameronCalifornia Wrote:
(29-Dec-2019, 11:55)Jamington2004 Wrote: Awesome - I have been put off the looks of the reactors compared to the classics perfect sphere  - but that really makes it looks nice.
 
Thanks Jamington! The gold had to added nearly 100 watts too Tongue


Awesome! I am thinking of wrapping the sides of my matt black reactors with reflective scarab green or matt gold or chromatic blue.

Wife walked by, saw your image and now also wants a new pair of 600w whites with vinyl wrapping for her workstation.... dammit! LOL

By the way, could you post image(s) of how the side plates look when free of the reactor body?
How much force did you have to use to pry it out? 

Thinking to cut the pinkie finger of surgical gloves, put it over the round edge butter knife like you did, and slowly lift around the edges.
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#24
https://www.devialet.com/en-no/phantom-reactor-opera/
[Image: palast-2019_09_27-31303_2.png]

Devialet, those copycats!
Living room: Kii Three/BXT with Control.
Den: Tannoy Precision 8 iDP with TS112 iDP subwoofer.
In the cupboard, waiting for a sibling: 1st gen. Phantom Silver running DOS1
My Phantom Voyage
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#25
(10-Jan-2020, 20:36)ragwo Wrote: https://www.devialet.com/en-no/phantom-reactor-opera/

Devialet, those copycats!

Haha, life imitates art!
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#26
I was searching for anybody that had wrapped the side plates of a Phantom l.
The plates of the large Phantom come off pretty easy and I do not like the gold it has out of the box.
The dealer told me some people indeed wrap the plates.

Is it hard to wrap the plates? Which brand did you use?
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#27
(01-Sep-2021, 10:50)fLexOdder Wrote: I was searching for anybody that had wrapped the side plates of a Phantom l.
The plates of the large Phantom come off pretty easy and I do not like the gold it has out of the box.
The dealer told me some people indeed wrap the plates.

Is it hard to wrap the plates? Which brand did you use?

I have not wrapped the Phantom 1 plates but have taken them off and look easier than the Phantom 2s. 3M brand but any wrap will do. 

When you do wrap have a hair dryer and scissors handy. Heating the wrap a bit makes it easier to form tightly to the plates and scissors to cut away excess wrap material. 

Word of caution, with the Phantom 2 the drivers hit the excess wrap material so every so often I had to take off the plate and trim the excess wrap where it loosens. The Phantom 1 gap between driver and plate seems a lot bigger and doesn’t seem like this will be a problem.

Update on my Phantom 2 - i removed the wrap and plasti dip sprayed the plates matte black. So far so good!
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#28
I painting my Phantom I (2016) in black.
Here is pictures.
https://imageupload.io/4L0kv4nEXGKYSNH
https://imageupload.io/h5OO2KL5UUV57kT
https://imageupload.io/I2uXZl507j4iFw2
https://imageupload.io/OAnLTImWK7aF4rZ
https://imageupload.io/ZLsGJsfbqolzds2
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