Behringer B2031A studio monitor repair

Hi everybody this time Alan the grandmaster Great repairs a Behringer B2031A truth series studio monitor.
Here is some info
Ultra-linear frequency response from 50 Hz to 21 kHz with individual frequency diagrams
Built-in 265-Watt Bi-amp module with enormous power reserve
Ultra-high resolution ferrofluid-cooled tweeter
Long-throw 8 ¾" woofer with special polypropylene diaphragm and deformation-resistant aluminum die-cast chassis
Controlled dispersion characteristics and extremely large "sweet spot" owing to the unique Behringer wave guide technology
Active crossover network with 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filters
Adjustable to a wide range of acoustic conditions and subwoofer operation
Separately controlled limiter for low and high frequency overload protection
Automatic standby mode (defeatable)
Magnetic shielding allows placement near computer monitors
Servo-balanced inputs with XLR and ¼" TRS connectors
Amplifier Chip
Texas Instruments LM3886
68W, 1 Ch, 20-94V supply stereo Class-AB amplifier w/ Mute
Tweeter diaphragm search ebay
Diaphragm For Behringer Tweeter 25T50A8, 771-60250-00046, 8 Ohm
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[@mathumphreys]

I've had my B2032a's for well over a decade and used every day - I love them. Who would have thought you could get a voice coil kit for the tweeter! Awesome.

[@EgoShredder]

I remember those old Alesis models, but I also remember those budget Soundcraft Spirit models which were so popular, and the Spirit Absolute 2 were terrible. When I worked at a pro audio store in the 90s those models were coming back for repair thick and fast for years. Mind you, bearing in mind the target customer base for them, perhaps they were being driven ahem....a little beyond their specificiations perhaps?

[@mjbeatstudiogh9414]

Please my Yamaha hs8 keeps blowing even if I change the tweeters, any help

[@takethefearoutthegear6229]

We recommend checking the forums and seeing if any one else has a similar problem and you can ring Yamaha they are normally helpful

[@andrewverran3498]

Alesisis "Studio 1" or "Monitor 1" ?..

[@djmaxod]

I have these same speakers and ended up slightly over exerting them one day recently to the point where the adhesive bond between the dust cap and cone separated. Would you by chance have a recommendation as to what type of adhesive is best to use for the repair or know what type Behringer uses? Any help would be grand!
Thanks in advance!

[@takethefearoutthegear6229]

You could use some u-hu

[@Dimma205gti]

For anyone looking in the future. T-700 Adhesive is the stuff you want.

[@PaulMiddleton70]

I have no issues with mine, I would however like to mod them. Would you please tell me which amp you used to replace the tweeter amp, is it the same as the woofer amp and what are their values?

[@takethefearoutthegear6229]

If they work it’s a shame to mod them they might blow up

[@j-bernardpean2854]

Where can i find a spare board for my Thrut B2031 ?

[@takethefearoutthegear6229]

have a look on ebay or contact behringer support

[@creativetrance1]

I just switched the tweeter and it still doesn't work :(

[@takethefearoutthegear6229]

Could be the chip we replaced it in the video