Tag Archives: speaker repair
Gene’s Speaker Repair Words of Wisdom
Gene has been Reconing Speakers at the Speaker Exchange since 1987. He is the PRO!!! [...]
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Polk SL1000, SL2000 Tweeter vs SL2500
The original Polk SL1000 tweeter had an aluminum faceplate. That tweeter is no longer available. [...]
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Dec
Infinity RS Repair
Damaged Infinity RS Speaker- Typical Foam Surround Dry Rot Problems. Before Repair: Foam surround [...]
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Dec
What is Speaker RECONING?
What is Speaker RECONING” Speaker Reconing is the replacement of all the moving parts in [...]
Dec
Boston Acoustic 10″ Refoam Repair
This particular model Boston Acoustic 10″ woofer uses the RFK10 Boston. Other 10″ Boston woofers [...]
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Jul
Cleaning Debris from Voice Coil
If your speaker makes a scratching or buzzing noise that you can hear when you gently [...]
Jul
Damaging your Speakers is Easy
If treated properly, speakers will work for decades although there can be some wear and [...]
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Jul
How Long Will Your Speakers Last?
I saw an article in The Audiophiliac asking “How long should your hi-fi last” It says: [...]
Jul
Ohm F Speaker Repairs
Ohm F speaker repairs fall into the Specialty Catagory. These repairs require quite alot more [...]
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Jun
Speaker Diaphragms: Aftermarket vs Genuine
How can you tell if you are purchasing a Genuine Factory or an Aftermarket Diaphragm” As [...]
Jun
JBL Reverse Polarity
In the golden olden days of speakers, the issue of whether the first motion of [...]
Jun
Do People Hear At Different Frequencies?
One Hertz (Hz) is one vibration per second. Higher Hertz values equate to higher pitched [...]
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Jun
Gender Hearing Differences
In a study of 350 newborn baby girls and boys, Professor Jane Cassidy at Louisiana [...]
Jun
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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Jun
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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Jun
DCM Time Window 6″ Recone
We recently reconed these 6″ AD7066 from a DCM Time Window. The woofers received new [...]
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Jun
What does a Frequency Response Curve mean
Frequency is the number of sound waves that pass a fixed receptor, your ear for [...]
Jun
How To Understand Impedance
Speaker Impedance varies with frequency. You will often see Impedance measured in ohms using Ω (the Greek [...]
Jun
Cerwin-Vega Historical Perspective
Cerwin-Vega – From the Beginning In the last 50 years, Cerwin-Vega has grown from a [...]
Jun
What’s Old is New Again
JBL is getting ready to launch the new Everest DD66000. It is well named because [...]
Jun