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Old 23rd January 2012, 11:59 AM   #1
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Question Strange death of Scanspeak mid range drivers

Can anybody explain this?
I have two mid range Scan Speak 13m/8636's, the ones with kevlar cones and both have died while not being used. They are in a pair of three way active speakers I made a few years ago but have been unused for 4 years due to a house rebuild... they were in safe dry storage and protected.
Now I come to fire them up and both these are open circuit. Checked the amps and they are fine with no offset voltage (they have protection for that anyway) so they seem to have died doing nothing: boredom?

Need to look for something else, pref' same size, 130mm and not too dear, any ideas please on both counts.
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