Say for 12, 15 or 18 inch ones - does anyone produce just the cone with cylindrical back extension with coil for known or standard makes. ? Where the original has burnt threw the cylindrical former due to DC fault so could not try rewinding on the original. Seems a shame to chuck all that steelwork and magnets for the sake of some card and half an ounce of copper wire.
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yes replacement of cone & voice coil is standard in the industry, or was, but I've no idea who the suppliers are.
NT
On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 16:39:45 +0000, N Cook Has Frothed:
Maybe these guys can help:
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"N Cook" wrote in news:ekkd5t$lh7$ snipped-for-privacy@inews.gazeta.pl:
Yes, replacement cones are available, but it isn't easy to replace the cone on a speaker. Usually you send it to somebody who does it all the time, and has the expertise. You end up with a speaker that is functionally equivalent to a new one, at a fraction of the price.
Google is your friend:
In the UK, try
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For orginal replacement, you need orginal parts. The manufacturer is most likely to have the right stuff. Larbor and shipping is instense. You will save maybe 25% off the cost of buying a whole new driver, but that will vary to overall pricing. Even the cheapest generic kit, may cost over $40 per driver, and its best to go with matched pairs.
greg
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