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Polydome Infinity Kappa midrange replacement / fix

Hi DC,

I bow to your superior post count and vast experience. I did not exclude. I tried to point out that your new ideas aren't, and the driver in question isn't the "best" solution. I also tried to point you to research your topic, which should have given some information on the efficacy of the driver in question. Again, your chosen driver will "work" and researching the topic shows this albeit with some modification. What some here including myself have done is tried the various drivers including those from other Infinity lines and have come to the conclusions we have come to based on our own listening experiences. If you don't believe me or us so be it.

The driver you mention is available cheaper elsewhere for those interested in trying the comparisons. There are other options available as well which are probably "better" which have already been discussed. The other option is to take the already done comparisons at face value and decide what is best for you.

It would be great for you to tell us what you think of the various drivers including originals in your own listening tests.

I value your opinion but it doesn't seem to be the consensus and my own listening tests tell me so.

We are collectively hoping that a member here comes up with a proper replacement and then hopefully "The Polydome Alternative" debate will come to an end.

Thanks,

Mark K.
Curious. Will the new polydome replacement eventually disintegrate as well?
 
Not trying to dig up an old argument, but for informational purposes, the replacement speaker linked in the first post of this thread must have changed since most of the preceding discussion occurred. If you follow the link you'll see that the impedance of the speaker they are now selling is 4 Ohms.

Regarding the Miller Sound refurbishment, does anyone know the cost if you provide everything but the disintegrated domes? I have looked on their website and it gives you all of the information from what they do to how to pack and ship your drivers to them, but no price.
 
Not trying to dig up an old argument, but for informational purposes, the replacement speaker linked in the first post of this thread must have changed since most of the preceding discussion occurred. If you follow the link you'll see that the impedance of the speaker they are now selling is 4 Ohms.

Regarding the Miller Sound refurbishment, does anyone know the cost if you provide everything but the disintegrated domes? I have looked on their website and it gives you all of the information from what they do to how to pack and ship your drivers to them, but no price.
I believe they may be getting close to $300/pair when you include shipping. Last number I saw a couple years ago was over $275
 
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