I love these speakers so much, refinishing my second pair and im gonna stack them. Replaced the capacitors and resistors too, and upgraded/soldered the internal wiring and even added gold banana jacks
Fantastic speakers... i bought a pair new, in 1980. I was the envy of my dorm. I kick myself for getting rid of them. May have to track down another set...
@ Audio Arkitekts. One old timer tech suggests that we should connect the speaker with a signal generator and sweep with low frequency signal. This is better way to center the cone instead of hand. What do you think ?
I am currently refoaming a subwoofer driver from an old Philips Matchline 28ml8805 crt tv, the subwoofer inside of those tvs rot easily so i had to refoam it with a rubber surround (i collect speakers, thats why i have it)
You shouldn't paint the frame, unless you used epoxy paint. Paint peels so most likely you will have a blowout sooner or later if you push it. You should have cleaned the paint off of the surface that you're going before you let it dry with a solvent to get good adhesion. I just finished regluing the surround back to the frame on a Phase Technologies subwoofer because they painted the frame from the factory and it let loose.
I love these speakers so much, refinishing my second pair and im gonna stack them. Replaced the capacitors and resistors too, and upgraded/soldered the internal wiring and even added gold banana jacks
I absolutely LOVE your couch and pillows!
You should lol 😂
I'll be attempting this soon on a pair of Infinity Sterling SS 2003s I picked up second hand. Fingers crossed!
Nice job!
Fantastic speakers... i bought a pair new, in 1980. I was the envy of my dorm. I kick myself for getting rid of them. May have to track down another set...
@ Audio Arkitekts. One old timer tech suggests that we should connect the speaker with a signal generator and sweep with low frequency signal. This is better way to center the cone instead of hand. What do you think ?
Yes there could have been a better way to do it however this was the method suggested by Simply Speakers!
30hz tone to align
I am currently refoaming a subwoofer driver from an old Philips Matchline 28ml8805 crt tv, the subwoofer inside of those tvs rot easily so i had to refoam it with a rubber surround (i collect speakers, thats why i have it)
That's awesome. If the Mrs. allowed it I would collect a lot more speakers than I already have.
I use black shoe polish the one with the foam applicator on the end to re color the paper cone.😁😁😁😁
If it doesn’t work you are stil a superstar.😱💎💎💎👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Thank you my friend
Great stuff man❤️
Thank you 🙏
I thought those were advent loudspeakers, I see you have them classified as A threes
At the time, I bought replacement woofers at a hi-fi electronic repair shop. There was no difference in sound that I could tell.
very nice
You are exceptional 🔥🔥🔥💎💎💎🔊🔊🔊
You shouldn't paint the frame, unless you used epoxy paint. Paint peels so most likely you will have a blowout sooner or later if you push it. You should have cleaned the paint off of the surface that you're going before you let it dry with a solvent to get good adhesion. I just finished regluing the surround back to the frame on a Phase Technologies subwoofer because they painted the frame from the factory and it let loose.
Originally $135 per pair in 1977 according to audiogon bluebook
The surround foam should have been glued to the opposite side of the cone.
Sorry bou’t your hand👍☺️
Thanks 🙏 it’s almost all healed up