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Replacement cones in UK
Hi
Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, I've already contacted Wharfedale's service department, it seems if I got to this job a year earlier I could have got the cones from them, Kind regards Danny |
Replacement cones in UK
"schoey2k" Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, ** Is it only the foam surrounds that have fallen to bits? If so, lots of folk can replace them. If not, then replacement drivers from Vifa, Seas or Peerless are the go. ......... Phil |
Replacement cones in UK
Hi,
It is the adhesive that once secured the cones in place has decayed, letting the coil scratch against the magnet etc, Danny Phil Allison wrote: "schoey2k" Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, ** Is it only the foam surrounds that have fallen to bits? If so, lots of folk can replace them. If not, then replacement drivers from Vifa, Seas or Peerless are the go. ........ Phil |
Replacement cones in UK
Also, on closer inspection, the cone it's self is warped slightly, must
have the the time being left unused and the humidity alowing the cone to deforem, Danny schoey2k wrote: Hi, It is the adhesive that once secured the cones in place has decayed, letting the coil scratch against the magnet etc, Danny Phil Allison wrote: "schoey2k" Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, ** Is it only the foam surrounds that have fallen to bits? If so, lots of folk can replace them. If not, then replacement drivers from Vifa, Seas or Peerless are the go. ........ Phil |
Replacement cones in UK
schoey2k wrote:
Hi Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, I've already contacted Wharfedale's service department, it seems if I got to this job a year earlier I could have got the cones from them, Kind regards Danny Hiya Danny, Have a word with these guys... http://wilmslow-audio.co.uk/ Nick |
Replacement cones in UK
On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 23:02:43 +0100, schoey2k
wrote: Hi Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK which sells replacement loudspeaker cones, I'm repairing a pair of Wharfedale E.FIFTYs and both base drivers could do with a new cone, at a push I think I could get away with re-sticking in the original cones, but they have deteriorated with the humidity where they were being stored, I've already contacted Wharfedale's service department, it seems if I got to this job a year earlier I could have got the cones from them, There are a few companies that will recone loudspeakers - I used to use Loudspeaker Services in Waterlooville, Hampshire but I'm not sure if they still exist. Cheers James. |
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