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Mid range speaker (6.5 inch) needed for Jamo D450

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Stuart64

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I wondered if anyone might know where I could find a replacement 6.5 inch midrange speaker for a Jamo D450. I would really like to find an original replacement so the speakers remain matched. Thanks for any help you can give me.
 
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Stuart64 said:
I wondered if anyone might know where I could find a replacement 6.5 inch midrange speaker for a Jamo D450. I would really like to find an original replacement so the speakers remain matched. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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I've found it's usually easier to find two, have you tried eBay?
 
Is the midrange physically damaged? How have you determined that it's no good? Unless the cone has been physically ripped from the frame, there's a possibility of it being something else.
 
swechsler said:
Is the midrange physically damaged? How have you determined that it's no good? Unless the cone has been physically ripped from the frame, there's a possibility of it being something else.
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Yes the cone is damaged. It appears that the cone is no longer connected at the base. There are no vibrations from the cone while the speaker is playing.
 
Stuart64 said:
Yes the cone is damaged. It appears that the cone is no longer connected at the base. There are no vibrations from the cone while the speaker is playing.
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Well wait a minute. Is the cone actually visibly damaged? Or just not making any sound? Depending on what's going on, it might be repairable.
 
swechsler said:
Well wait a minute. Is the cone actually visibly damaged? Or just not making any sound? Depending on what's going on, it might be repairable.
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The cone feels like it is loose and doesn’t appear to be connected at the base. There is no sound from it. A possible repair would be great.
 
By loose do you mean that it wiggles around when you push in on it, or just that there isn't very much resistance?
 
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