...... Someone used Aleen's or rubber cement on the cone and it will never be properly refoamed again.....
While it might not appear to be significant, replacing a rear-mount surround by front-mounting a new one to the cone body lowers the overall suspension, moves the voice coil below center in the magnetic gap, and puts added stress on the spider. A definite candidate for a rebuild, or at the very least, surround replacement done right.In my search for a second JBL L110 I came across a pair that is for sale. Here is a photo of it's LE111 woofer. It is refoamed incorrectly isn't it? It looks to me like the foam is on top of the cone.
How big of a problem is this?
It is. I use it daily. I didn't understand that comment either.It thought Aleens was well respected around here for use on drivers?
In my search for a second JBL L110 I came across a pair that is for sale. Here is a photo of it's LE111 woofer. It is refoamed incorrectly isn't it? It looks to me like the foam is on top of the cone.
How big of a problem is this?
Was it an LE111A or LE111H woofer?
You could have bought the pair and found a pair of woofers on eBay. They come up quite often there.
Larry
Who has his fair share of L110's.
Fibber. You have MORE than your fair share, and should share fairly with me, 'cause I have LESS than my fair share. :yes:
Hi Larry. :sadwave:
je, L110s with replacement LE10Hs
So.....how many do you have? Is it an even or odd number?![]()