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Speakers with questionable "upgrades"... post your findings here.

A reasonable suggestion but 'fool' isn't exactly likely to achieve the change in behavior you are advocating.
 
You may be right, but often when pictures are downloaded from the net, it will say so. Since I didn't see any such note, I assumed Leesonic had the speakers and took the pictures.
 
At least you can still obtain replacement/improved woofers though Human Speakers I believe

Those aren't his pics, he's not the fool.

You may be right, but often when pictures are downloaded from the net, it will say so. Since I didn't see any such note, I assumed Leesonic had the speakers and took the pictures.

Yeah, if those were mine, I would have got some original woofers from the 'Bay and refoamed them.
 
Those Kenwood LS P9200s (in their original form) look a lot like the speakers that I have mentioned several times in various threads as being the reason I no longer assume I know what will sound bad. I found them in a dumpster and was curious enough to blow a few bucks in Mat Electronic generic foam surrounds to get them up and running. I was surprised at how good they sounded, and when I heard them in the modest system I provided a friend, I was really stunned. Marvin Gaye sounded real - full sized and in the room.
I suspect the 'modifications' made to them have not improved them, though it does seem some effort was taken - an added port, which might be because the original was a passive radiator system, whereas the new drivers look like active ones and might need some pressure relief.
 
As far as the Kenwoods ? IDK.

Unless the goal is to shoot 50mm cannon ball projectiles out of those ports, I'm sure the "tuning" is far from ideal.
Lol
 
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