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Old 4th May 2006, 05:46 AM   #1
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Default Best place to buy DIY speaker parts?

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I was wondering where the best place is to shop online for DIY speaker parts? I know about Parts Express but I was wondering if there are other places like Parts Express so that I can have more options?

Thanks in advance.

Oh btw, you guys wouldn't know a place that might sell copper colored () drivers would you? Something similar to what Klipsch uses in their reference series...

Just like the drivers in these

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Old 4th May 2006, 06:00 AM   #2
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Madisound.com is a company that has been around for a long time and has a great selection of interesting brands.

I could be wrong, but I doubt that the Klipsch cones are copper, that would be pretty heavy. Probably copper colored or a thin layer.
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Madisound.com is a company that has been around for a long time and has a great selection of interesting brands.

I could be wrong, but I doubt that the Klipsch cones are copper, that would be pretty heavy. Probably copper colored or a thin layer.
Yah I'm basically looking for good drivers with that color.
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Close, but not an exact color match. For that you may want Klipsch replacement parts.

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Hi-Vi have about 8 drivers that look like the above.

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http://www.madisound.com/cgi-bin/ind....7362&pid=1841
Close, but not an exact color match. For that you may want Klipsch replacement parts.

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Where can I find Klipsch replacement parts?
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Where can I find Klipsch replacement parts?

Presumably directly from Klipsch or one of their distributors. Honestly though I can't understand the fixation on the driver color, I would try to find the best fitting driver for the available money with color being a secondary consideration at best. That said I have heard good things about the Hi Vi stuff, no direct experience of it though.

I find Madisound very easy to deal with, online ordering is straightforward and they have a variety of shipping options.
Prices are reasonable.
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If the guy likes that color, he likes that color. Why get frustrated?
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I also enjoy ordering from madisound and they have been a pleasure to deal with when I had a damaged shippment.

Partsexpress.com also will do the trick and I have ordered from them many times, they also have more other stuff.

Northcreekaudio has some stuff.

diycable also has some nice parts

as does

also one other place I cant remember at the moment

speakercity has some stuff but I havent ordered from them

best of luck

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If the guy likes that color, he likes that color. Why get frustrated?
I agree. There's a colour for everyone out there...

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