Category Archives: Blog
Emerson 8″ Field Coil Speaker Repair
We have no problem with Vintage Field Coil Speaker Repairs! We match the new parts [...]
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Dec
Cerwin-Vega Historical Perspective
Cerwin-Vega – From the Beginning In the last 50 years, Cerwin-Vega has grown from a [...]
Nov
What’s Old is New Again
JBL is getting ready to launch the new Everest DD66000. It is well named because [...]
Nov
How To Measure the Cone Depth
Measure the Cone Depth from the lowest part of the Throat where it attaches to [...]
Nov
DIY Eminence 10446 Recone
These pictures were sent from Bo in Denmark showing the results of his DIY repair [...]
Nov
JBL 2204 Recone Results
JBL 2204 Reconed with Genuine JBL C8R2204 Recone Kits for National Sound Company
Nov
JBL 2414H vs 2414H-1 Drivers
What are the differences between the JBL 2414H and 2414H-1 drivers? These drivers have different [...]
Nov
Under Powering Can Cause Speaker Damage
Any speaker can be damaged with too much power. Low Power Can Damage all speakers, but especially High [...]
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Nov
How To Understand Impedance
Speaker Impedance varies with frequency. You will often see Impedance measured in ohms using Ω (the Greek [...]
Nov
How to Open the Cone to a larger voice coil opening:
Lay cone face down on table top put top of voice coil onto voice coil [...]
Nov
Ohm F Speaker Repairs
Ohm F speaker repairs fall into the Specialty Catagory. These repairs require quite alot more [...]
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Nov
Don Lindich: Consumer Advice
Q: In preparing our living room for the new additions, I was moving some 1978 [...]
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Oct
How to Attach Foam to Polypropolene Cone
It is more difficult to get adhesives to bond to a polypropolene cone than to a [...]
Oct
JBL Reverse Polarity
In the golden olden days of speakers, the issue of whether the first motion of [...]
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Oct
Over the Tannoy
Tannoy Ltd, an English manufacturer of loudspeakers and public-address (PA) systems, began in 1926 under the Tulsemere Manufacturing Company. [...]
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Oct
Piezoelectric speakers
Piezoelectric transducers, frequently used as beepers in watches etc., are often used as tweeters in [...]
Oct
Infinity RS Repair
Damaged Infinity RS Speaker- Typical Foam Surround Dry Rot Problems. The top two pictures show [...]
Oct
How do Speakers Work?
A speaker converts electrical energy to mechanical/acoustical energy. It uses a coil of wire, which [...]
Oct
DCM Time Window 6″ Recone
We recently reconed these 6″ AD7066 from a DCM Time Window. The woofers received new [...]
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Oct
How To Refoam Your Speaker: Instructions
You will need: refoam kit (foam, dustcap, shims, contact glue), utility knife, masking tape 1. Remove [...]
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Oct