thx, but already ordered from simply speakers. should be here monday.Definitely contact Looneytunes on ebay. I have purchased many kits from him and there always perfect.
Yes, it's tedious with all the prep work, but just like painting, the finished product will be better.Ok, decided I would start the rehab today. Was only going to do some, but went all the way. Would give myself a B+/A-. Two lessons: it’s more about removing the foam than the adhesive, and work on scraping the cone with the blade point facing up. I nicked the cone in a couple of spots. Also, took a couple go rounds to get the foam gaskets down to paper
You could clip them and solder to the speaker connectors. Just a bit more work if you ever take them out again.
not sure what clip means, but can i used small alligator clips instead of spade receivers? or maybe use tiny bolts/nuts through the spade holes? so close yet so far with these woofers.You could clip them and solder to the speaker connectors. Just a bit more work if you ever take them out again.
By clip I mean cut. Cut the connectors off the wires, strip back 1/2" of the insulation and solder them onto the tabs on the speakers.not sure what clip means, but can i used small alligator clips instead of spade receivers? or maybe use tiny bolts/nuts through the spade holes? so close yet so far with these woofers.