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In Reply to: Now that my interest in restoring them has returned, I'll have to take a closer look at them. You are ... posted by PureAudio on February 12, 2004 at 11:09:10:
It may be that the older capacitors in the tweeter circut are to blame for the dull sound instead of the tweeters themselves. Best to replace these 1st, and clean any level controls (if present) before considering driver replacement. Sometines this is all that is required in the way of a restoration. Removing the woofer is often the only access to the interior- be sure and protect the cone and surround from punctures with a piece of heavy cardboard in the event of a slip from the screwdriver or other tool you may be using for this removal.
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- Re: Now that my interest in restoring them has returned, I'll have to take a closer look at them. You are ... - Ron Oehlert 02/12/0420:37:26 02/12/04 (1)
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