Hi

I was careless in transporting a pair of 3-way speakers. I am looking
for a pair of 80mm/3" mid-range drivers to repair it, ideally 40W/16Ohm
but I will take anything as long as the size matches.

Regards,

Chris

"Chris Hills" wrote in message
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Hi

I was careless in transporting a pair of 3-way speakers. I am
looking
for a pair of 80mm/3" mid-range drivers to repair it, ideally
40W/16Ohm
but I will take anything as long as the size matches.

Regards,

Chris



Try here

http://www.wilmslow-audio.co.uk/

On 29/03/2011 20:27, Woody wrote:
Try here

http://www.wilmslow-audio.co.uk/

Brilliant, thanks.

"Chris Hills" wrote in message
...
Hi

I was careless in transporting a pair of 3-way speakers. I am looking
for a pair of 80mm/3" mid-range drivers to repair it, ideally 40W/16Ohm
but I will take anything as long as the size matches.




These should do you:

http://www.stagebeat.co.uk/product.p...source=froogle

On 29/03/2011 21:15, Keith G wrote:
These should do you:

http://www.stagebeat.co.uk/product.p...source=froogle

Those are perfect, thanks! I tried searching with google for what i
wanted but i didn't have much luck.

In article ,
Chris Hills wrote:
I was careless in transporting a pair of 3-way speakers. I am looking
for a pair of 80mm/3" mid-range drivers to repair it, ideally 40W/16Ohm
but I will take anything as long as the size matches.

Are the correct units (from the speaker maker) NLA? Drive units vary a
great deal other than in just power handling and impedance, so just
bunging in anything that will fit may not have good results.

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On 30/03/2011 15:07, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Are the correct units (from the speaker maker) NLA? Drive units vary a
great deal other than in just power handling and impedance, so just
bunging in anything that will fit may not have good results.

How can I find out? I don't know what to look for.

On Sat, 02 Apr 2011 09:48:24 +0100, Chris Hills
wrote:

On 30/03/2011 15:07, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Are the correct units (from the speaker maker) NLA? Drive units vary a
great deal other than in just power handling and impedance, so just
bunging in anything that will fit may not have good results.

How can I find out? I don't know what to look for.

They need to be specified as nearly as possible to match what you took
out. That must be your starting point.

d

In article , Chris Hills
wrote:
On 30/03/2011 15:07, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Are the correct units (from the speaker maker) NLA? Drive units vary a
great deal other than in just power handling and impedance, so just
bunging in anything that will fit may not have good results.

How can I find out? I don't know what to look for.


May help if you tell us what you can about the make and model number of the
speakers. If the makers still exist they may also be able to supply new
units or suggest who they think can.

Slainte,

Jim

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"Chris Hills" wrote in message

Hi

I was careless in transporting a pair of 3-way speakers.
I am looking for a pair of 80mm/3" mid-range drivers to
repair it, ideally 40W/16Ohm but I will take anything as
long as the size matches.

Speaker manufacturers usually supply replacement drivers for only somewhat
inflated prices.

Who made your speakers? Contact them!

If you don't come up with exact replacment driver(s) the sound of your
speaker will change and it will be less useful in a stereo pair.