Who is the best refoamer here?

[tjohnusa]

I have a set of JBL 128H that need refoaming. I attempted it but the glue didn't stick and I would rather have a veteran do the job (for some cash of course) I would leave it up to the tech to tell me which kit to buy and any other needed things. One odd thing is one cone has a smaller diameter than the other (maybe a 1/16 to 1/8 inch) I am assuming this was a factory replacement down the road from the original purchase. The voice coils are fine but I do have a spot of black about the size of a quarter along an edge from removing the old surround with alcohol...grr I may try to touch it up before sending out. Any recommendations on type of paint to use? [Mod Edit]

 

[Blue Shadow]

Why don't you tell us where you are located?

If these are special drivers, maybe a professional would have the proper surrounds (although a few vendors do have a nice selection of correct parts) and put them back as new. Not knowing what the driver is for and seeing your avatar, there are a few places that can do professional repairs to JBLs.

 

[StimpyWan]

Send them to Bill LeGall, at Millersound. You won't have to worry, if you do. Great prices too.

 

[baco99]

Hello!



I'll message you.

 

[GYMusic]

My go to since 1993:

http://www.speakerrepairpros.com/services.html

 

[StimpyWan]

My go to since 1993:

http://www.speakerrepairpros.com/services.html

I wondered who took over the Orange County Speaker repair business. Thanks for the link and head's up!

 

[jcamero]

If in Texas, try Freeman Tuell, (in the "BIG D")

 

[nbarber]

The Loudspeaker Store in Kent Washington has an excellent reputation and many glowing reviews.

 

[spinroch]

Millersound does a great job

 

[Old Ears too]

My go to since 1993:

http://www.speakerrepairpros.com/services.html

I used these guys when they were with OCSR. Did a great job on my Infinitesimals and had the right surrounds when I refoamed my Column II's, successfully I might add, first time out.