Wharfdale speakers???
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60 Cycle Hum
Well-Known Member
I have a pair that I use in my garage. They sound great with jazz and acoustic stuff and the bass always sounds right even if they don't go really low. They don't take a lot of power, especially for acoustic suspension types.
They look to have very nice veneer even though mine really need to be cleaned up.
They look to have very nice veneer even though mine really need to be cleaned up.
PastTechFan
Super Member
I had a pair of the W20 Dentons. Same drivers in a smaller cabinet. The upholstered grill is just velcroed on. You should be able to pry it off with a butter knife.
Very nice (if fragile) tweeters in those. The "purple jellyfish" dome tweet. If you don't like the speaks, you could recoup your 10 bucks a few times over just selling those.
Very nice (if fragile) tweeters in those. The "purple jellyfish" dome tweet. If you don't like the speaks, you could recoup your 10 bucks a few times over just selling those.
Brian
An Old Geezer
If the resistors are in spec, just leave them and put the money into the caps. Try a set of older PIOs. They work well with the older SuperTweeter. Also, when replacing the caps, get a voltage close to the originals or calculate the voltage. The cap acts as a fuse and can protect the tweeter. Persons tend to dump in high voltage caps for various reasons, defeating on of the benefits of having the cap. If going to a higher voltage, calculate and add a fast acting fuse in the speaker wiring as the tweeters are fragile and the vc is very heat sensitive.