I'm glad an AKer got these, I assume these are the speakers in Moscow, ID. I was so close to making the purchase even though I don't have the room for them. I told the seller to notify me before he parted them out, I would try to make them work somehow. In the meantime, I found a pair of Quantum 3's, so I would have had a hard time justifying the RSII's. The seller told me he sold them, and mentioned that the buyer had quite the collection...Congratulations!!in an effort to avoid them getting parted out)
I'm glad an AKer got these, I assume these are the speakers in Moscow, ID. I was so close to making the purchase even though I don't have the room for them. I told the seller to notify me before he parted them out, I would try to make them work somehow. In the meantime, I found a pair of Quantum 3's, so I would have had a hard time justifying the RSII's. The seller told me he sold them, and mentioned that the buyer had quite the collection...Congratulations!!
I would recommend AK's legendary Rick Cobb. Real good member, does not sell sub-par surrounds.
How do I get a hold of Rick Cobb?.
I just bought another pair of RS II's (in an effort to avoid them getting parted out) which are in need of replacement woofer surrounds. Where can I buy the best (if there is a 'best') surrounds to re-foam these with?
Larry D.
photos, photos, PHOTOS!I finally got all four fitted with new surrounds and the speakers sound great. I'd only re-foamed a set of RS7b's before this, so I was hesitant to take on the project. I used a 50hz signal when centering the voice coils and it all worked out well. I used laquer thinner on the last two woofers to remove the old glue and that seemed to work out much better. I was wondering if I was going to have to put a bunch of money into these RS IIs to get them going, but it looks like there will be just a lot of 'time' spent in restoring these.
Larry D.
Nice...
Did you get your surrounds from Rick?
Are you running the Carvers with the Infinitys?