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speaker recap

  1. Zeus12

    Fisher XP-6B Recap (Crossover in a sponge)?

    Greetings Fisher Audiophiles, Got these wonderful Fisher XP-6B speakers in almost mint condition. Gave them a listen and they sound great! The low end in SWEET, controlled, tight and articulate. I didn´t hear any coloration at all. For a 10 inch woofer, it is almost as good as the 12...
  2. S

    Cerwin Vega D2 Crossover removal

    I'd like to replace the capacitors in the crossovers of my vintage D2 Cerwin Vega speakers (I purchased circa '87). In other models the crossover assembly can be removed from the outside by first removing the mounting screws. However, this model doesn't have mounting screws, see attached...
  3. angelaudio

    Can I use a capacitor rated at higher voltage to replace an old one in my speakers?

    The old capacitor says .6 MFD at 25V and I bought a new one that’s .57 MFD rated at 100V. Is this an acceptable replacement? Thanks in advance AK’ers
  4. corbinr75

    Vintage speaker Recap question

    At the risk of completely embarrassing myself, will a capacitor rated at 6.8uf on a crossover that calls for 6.0uf create a profound audible diffence, or will it be negligble? Thanks in advance.
  5. Old Guy8

    After speaker recap. Problem?

    Just recapped a pair of Ohm C2 speaker crossovers. Used Dayton bi-polar caps. Assured by Parts Express tech that Daytons are. I've done one other set of speakers before. This time I checked both speakers at the binding posts for continuity with multimeter. Open circuits. Meter is working. Have...
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