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10th May 2010, 08:31 PM
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regluing speaker cones
I have a 40 year old pair of Altec Lansing 15" multiway speakers.
The cone has come loose on one and I suspect the other will soon follow. I understand there are companies which specialize in repairing these. Has anyone had experience with these? Purely FYI, the speakers have a low end resonance of about 20hz and are enclosed in 7 cu ft cabinets homebuilt using Altec plans. They really play the big organ pipes right (or at least they did). They aren't voice of the theatres but close. 501C I think. Many thanks for any info. |
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10th May 2010, 09:18 PM
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