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1st April 2013, 11:27 AM
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3" midbass or fullrange speaker? - question about restoring Bang Olufsen Beolab 6000
Hello,
I have bought a pair of used Bang Olufsen Beolab 6000 speakers. Unfortunatelly there's a problem with midbass (fullrange?) speakers. I'm searching for replacement for original speakers. My local (Polish) distributor of Bang Olufsen has demanded 270$ for one piece. A bit pricey considering the fact, that used pair of Beolab 6000 in perfect condition costs about 600$ in my country. Can you tell me, wchich replacement will be the best for my Beolab speakers? I can spend $ 250 for 4 pieces. I'm Considering about: 1. Fountek FRS89 Products_Fountek Electronics Co.,Ltd 2. Tang Band W3-315E Tang Band W3-315E 3" Aluminum/Magnesium Full Range Driver 264-811 3.Tang Band W3-1364SA Tang Band W3-1364SA 3" Bamboo Cone Driver 264-844 4.Tang Band W3-1053SC Tang Band W3-1053SC 3" Full Range Driver 264-880 5.Peerless 830987 Peerless 830987 3" Full Range Woofer 264-1054 6. Tang Band W3-881SJ Tang Band W3-881SJ 3" Cast Frame Neodymium Driver 264-812 Regards, D.I. |
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