Hi,
A friend of mine has a pair of Teac LS500 3-way sealed boxes. The (4"?) mid-range in one of them is dead. We've not yet pulled it out to ascertain the numbering. Does anyone have any tech info (freq response, Sens, power rating, etc) on that driver? ie that we could use to identify an equivalent driver to substitute?
Thanks
Doug
A friend of mine has a pair of Teac LS500 3-way sealed boxes. The (4"?) mid-range in one of them is dead. We've not yet pulled it out to ascertain the numbering. Does anyone have any tech info (freq response, Sens, power rating, etc) on that driver? ie that we could use to identify an equivalent driver to substitute?
Thanks
Doug
Hi Doug, I'm not familiar with this model are they an old well made speaker or the cheaper stuff that the brand has come to be known for??
One solution that comes to mind is to determine the crossover bandwidth of the current blown driver and pick any replacement with the same physical size and just see ( listen )
I've helper fix a few of that brands speakers for friends and most of the new stuff is rubbish; some of the older stuff is; by comparison; reasonably well made and designed.
Pull it out and see what it is like, for instance, these questions
Is the midrange a sealed back?? Is it small magnet etc.etc.etc::
regards Ted
One solution that comes to mind is to determine the crossover bandwidth of the current blown driver and pick any replacement with the same physical size and just see ( listen )
I've helper fix a few of that brands speakers for friends and most of the new stuff is rubbish; some of the older stuff is; by comparison; reasonably well made and designed.
Pull it out and see what it is like, for instance, these questions
Is the midrange a sealed back?? Is it small magnet etc.etc.etc::
regards Ted
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