Velodyne DPS
Hello everyone,
First off I'd like to say thanks to everyone on this forum because it was all the helpful information, reviews and personal experiences that got me into this whole audio quest. I have finally finished up my HT setup (for now at least
). I am running an Onkyo TX-NR609 avr, Polk Monitor 70's (R/L mains), CS2 center, Monitor 60's as surrounds and finally two Velodyne DPS 12's. Here is where my question comes in. The velodyne dps comes with a nice piano black finish. Looks amazing when its clean and swirl free. However, one of the subs has a lot of nasty swirl marks on the top. I would love to buff them out like you would with a car's paint finish but I'm not sure it's possible or safe to do so. Have any of you guys ever come across a problem such as this and if so what did you do to remedy the situation?
Thanks to all in advance,
VaeVictus
First off I'd like to say thanks to everyone on this forum because it was all the helpful information, reviews and personal experiences that got me into this whole audio quest. I have finally finished up my HT setup (for now at least
). I am running an Onkyo TX-NR609 avr, Polk Monitor 70's (R/L mains), CS2 center, Monitor 60's as surrounds and finally two Velodyne DPS 12's. Here is where my question comes in. The velodyne dps comes with a nice piano black finish. Looks amazing when its clean and swirl free. However, one of the subs has a lot of nasty swirl marks on the top. I would love to buff them out like you would with a car's paint finish but I'm not sure it's possible or safe to do so. Have any of you guys ever come across a problem such as this and if so what did you do to remedy the situation?Thanks to all in advance,
VaeVictus
Onkyo TX-NR609
Polk Audio Monitor 70 (Mains)
Polk Audio Monitor 60 (Surrounds)
Polk Audio CS2 (Center)
Velodyne DPS-12 x2 (LFE)
Polk Audio Monitor 70 (Mains)
Polk Audio Monitor 60 (Surrounds)
Polk Audio CS2 (Center)
Velodyne DPS-12 x2 (LFE)