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Pioneer CS 911a Dust Caps

txjazzman

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I found these in a shed find of equipment. The midrange dust caps were eaten by rats. Can the dust cap be replaced or will I have to try and find the midrange to replace them? Thanks
 

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In my opinion, if they work fine then try to locate some dust caps that are the correct size, but the color will not likely match. I also think that if the color doesn't match that a light dusting of paint that is close in color should do the trick.
 
In my opinion, if they work fine then try to locate some dust caps that are the correct size, but the color will not likely match. I also think that if the color doesn't match that a light dusting of paint that is close in color should do the trick.
Thanks, I don't care whether the dust caps match. I am going to make or purchase grill covers. The sound is what matters to me. I have so many speakers I probably won't keep them long unless the sound does something to me. Again thank you.
 
Thanks, I don't care whether the dust caps match. I am going to make or purchase grill covers. The sound is what matters to me. I have so many speakers I probably won't keep them long unless the sound does something to me. Again thank you.

Just an FYI, they won't sound very good at all unless you clean any switches and replace the capacitors in the crossover, even the cheap PE brand are fine, or Daytons. Give them a chance by spending a few dollars and a little time before passing judgement.
 
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