Ramseybella
AK Member
Picked these up with the pair of Ohm PRO 16 speakers the other day.
I still don't exactly know what model these are but do come close to looking like the Max series minus the front
mid-range.
As you can see they need help, the good thing is all speakers work and the L-Pad's function as they should.
Lots of vacuuming and scraping no mouse house. One dust cone was pushed in pulled it out with a fastener pin.
Best it can get unless i cut the cap and replace it, I've never did one before.
Prepped the 12" woofers for surrounds and getting ready to hit the cabinets with the Mouse sander.
Good news nothing is deep past the veneer or any chunks taken out so these should come out looking decent.
I lost one badge moving them can't find it i will have to back track to Salvation Army. But my luck it's gone.
They are made of pot metal so the other badge just popped off.
Grill covers where black foam long gone, deciding what cloth to use when all the rest is complete.
Looking at the caps they seem to be clean and no cause for concern, but anyone want to chime in and give me a good direction on what caps to replace them with? I have been using Dayton Audio caps from PE and been happy with the results.
Wiring? I don't know but since they lasted 40+ years why bother.
I still don't exactly know what model these are but do come close to looking like the Max series minus the front
mid-range.
As you can see they need help, the good thing is all speakers work and the L-Pad's function as they should.
Lots of vacuuming and scraping no mouse house. One dust cone was pushed in pulled it out with a fastener pin.
Best it can get unless i cut the cap and replace it, I've never did one before.
Prepped the 12" woofers for surrounds and getting ready to hit the cabinets with the Mouse sander.
Good news nothing is deep past the veneer or any chunks taken out so these should come out looking decent.
I lost one badge moving them can't find it i will have to back track to Salvation Army. But my luck it's gone.
They are made of pot metal so the other badge just popped off.
Grill covers where black foam long gone, deciding what cloth to use when all the rest is complete.
Looking at the caps they seem to be clean and no cause for concern, but anyone want to chime in and give me a good direction on what caps to replace them with? I have been using Dayton Audio caps from PE and been happy with the results.
Wiring? I don't know but since they lasted 40+ years why bother.