Help fix this FMI 80 Woofer

[triode4]

I just received a pair of Fulton FMI model 80 speakers and 1 of the woofers was damaged while in transit.. Does anyone know if a recone is available? Or is there a way to take the creases out of this one? I don't know the make of the maker, maybe try to find a replacement?

 

[tomtt]

take them out of the box, and get a picture.

manufactures code is most likley on the back


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i know Fulton used peerless tweeters.

part number MT24CT for these.

 

[triode4]

I removed the screws and the woofer seems to be glued in. I can't grab the basket frame with needle nose to pull on it. I also don't want to pry them out , that would damage the face of the speaker. Any suggestions?

 

[DaveG]

I has success once with a small screwdriver in the hole at an angle, but if glued well, it going to be difficult to not damage anything.

 

[Mr. dB]

The woofer is from Rola and the tweeters are Peerless.

 

[triode4]

Thanks everyone who has responded, Mr. dB, do you know the model # of the Rola?

 

[DrDyna]

Well, if the woofer cone is destroyed, you can always rip the cone out and pull the driver basket out

 

[triode4]

DrDyna, great suggestion! I will do that as soon as I know that I will be able to find a recone or a replacement

 

[tomtt]

how bad do they sound?


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[Mr. dB]

Thanks everyone who has responded, Mr. dB, do you know the model # of the Rola?

No, I think it was an OEM unit made to Fulton's specs, not an off the shelf piece.

I recall that McGee Radio in Kansas City had a batch of surplus ones for sale, but that was in the late 1970s or early 1980s. I don't know if McGee Radio even still exists.

 

[drlowmu]

FMI 8 inch

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