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I have a line on a Sony DA90ESG receiver. I currently am using a Sony GX57ES with my Dahlquist DQM9 speakers and am underwhelmed. I was wondering if any of you guys had or have the Sony DA90ESG? I really don't care about the wpc, I do not listen to my music at crazy levels. I can get it for $100.

I used my ear, and I know that does not count lol. I will have to look into one of the those, maybe with c weighting so I can also test my subs.

Here is a short video - Working speakers

Well I have the repaired speaker home, now both speakers are working, and they sound the same to me which is good. I was worried that the one with the repaired crossover would sound louder for example. I would attach a video if anyone was interested in seeing them working lol? I appreciate...

Ok, so the tech (he is an Audiokarma member), got the tweeter working yesterday, which is really great. I believe he recapped the crossover but will have to ask what else he did and when I can pick up the speaker.

Well the problem is if we cannot find an original part or something similar for the one being worked on with the different/changed crossover, that will have to be that way. The one I have here at home is original and I don’t want to change it. But if you mean me having the one I have at home...

It actually does not show the same signs luckily and is all original from what I can see. This crossover looks to be all original, with the 24 ohm resistors. I will wait on having this one looked at as it is working. These are very heavy for me to carry up and down two small flights of stairs...

He is a pic of the crossover before it was cleaned and reflowed, it does not look great - he is going to also recap the crossover and then use a signal tracer. He can see that there is no signal going to the tweeter wires, hence no sound. I really want to reach out to the other tech where I...

Yes, I worked with the tech and we removed the crossovers at his shop, much easier to work on lol. Yes there definitely was some heat damage and I will post a pic or two in a bit from my phone. I actually already had that, and brought a printed version with me to the tech so we could look it...

I am taking them to a tech I know after lunch. I will update what happens.

I also tried a separate amp, my recently repaired (by me) Sansui 771 and different cables. The 2404 in that speaker is still not working.

That is way out of my wheelhouse unfortunately. Lol, I never listened to them that loud but the guy I bought them from, probably. I bought these on fb marketplace, I had been looking for them. The seller claimed all drivers worked etc. I drove two hours and guess what, the 2404 were dead…...

Here are some pics where I stuck my phone in, I apologize that they are not great, I was on the phone with the tech at the time. I was unable to get good readings with my meter, the space was too right and awkward for me.

Only a 2404 problem when either is installed in the speaker, the 2404 is silent. It does, it makes a popping sound I guess.There was never a bass problem, just that any 2404 that I install in this speaker is silent. I do have a voltage meter I tried doing that while on the phone with the tech...

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@Mr Boochie - I worked with the tech on the phone today, did a short 9 volt test with the 2404 and the diaphragm moved. Also went into the back of the 4732a and looked at the crossover network and all the cables were secure. I also did a channel switch moving the cable from the left channel to...

The tech claimed it did at the shop. They also did some crossover work. I brought it to them because working on crossovers is way over my head. On the invoice they sent me they worked on the crossovers. I did not test them before I took them back to my house. He is an hour away, he had both of...

The tech claimed it did at the shop. They also did some crossover work. I brought it to them because working on crossovers is way over my head. On the invoice they sent me they worked on the crossovers. I did not test them before I took them back to my house.

I recently bought some JBL Sr4732A. Initially I had the diaphragms replaced and I brought them home, reinstalled them and one did not work, one of the 4732h did not emit sound from the 2404h, I switched the other 2404 h in the speaker, same speaker did not work. I then took both speakers back to...

They sound great now that I have integrated them into my home theater. I ran YPAO (YPAO labeled them large, I always make them small), I put them at 60hz for the crossover. I also took the 2404H tweeters to Nashville to see if the diaphragms can be replaced. When I tested the 2404 with an ohm...

Well, I picked them up yesterday, and although I do not have maybe as a discerning ear as some, they sound great connected to my Sansui 771. I have yet to receive the cables from Amazon for the home theater application. When you had these to you had these, did you disable the baby-butt cheek...

I went to pick up the speakers yesterday. The seller had them running for me, I had him play them at low volume to check the speakers. I noticed the baby butt-cheek speaker was not running. He said he believed that they had been disconnected at some point. I have read that they are easily blown...

I had already created a thread here https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/jbl-sr4732-for-home-theater.1030863/. Now I was wondering if these were worth $700 with an updated crossovers? I really like the idea of big JBL speakers. Is it ridiculous to pay this? I have looked online and...

Well it looks like I am going to finally check them out tomorrow.... Would these cables be a good option to connect them to my yamaha home theater? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004I22HA2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A7KODY9T0BTOM&psc=1

The two “Hersey kiss” areas, correct? Well I did the dumb thing because I did not have lead 60/40 at home, I reheated the solder joints. And….it seems to be working now! I am pretty psyched because I have not soldered since I worked at Namco Cyberstation in the later 90s lol. Here is a pic of...