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15th January 2011, 05:52 PM
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Help with some vintage Wharfdales
Hi All
I need some help with some vintage Wharfdale speakers. I got a pair of Wharfdale Denton 2XP's cheap from a charity shop. I gave them an audition last night and I must say they sound very good. However, a tweeter has blown in one of the speakers. Where do I go from here to repair them? I am a bit of a novice with speakers. Not sure I will be able to find a replacement tweeter like for like. Is there anyway of replacing both tweeters with new ones? Would that mean I would have to modify the crossover too? Thanks |
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