speaker recones
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speaker recones
Does anyone do this in auckland do this? Are there recone kits available in NZ for a celestion blue?
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Re: speaker recones
just hand them your wallet
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Re: speaker recones
Buy new!!
Long, long before Simons time (in the late '60s/early '70s) I blew several Rola speakers and sent them back to Jansen to have them reconed. About half of them came back with the + and - terminals around the wrong way. At that time, I didn't check the speakers before wiring them up and chucked them into my 2 quads. Well a bass at high volumes pushes cones quite a bit and with some pushing while others were pulling, it wasn't long before they were stuffed again. To their credit, Jansen re-did them for cost of freight only. Moral of story - ALWAYS check polarity of multiple speaker cabs before applying power to them.
Long, long before Simons time (in the late '60s/early '70s) I blew several Rola speakers and sent them back to Jansen to have them reconed. About half of them came back with the + and - terminals around the wrong way. At that time, I didn't check the speakers before wiring them up and chucked them into my 2 quads. Well a bass at high volumes pushes cones quite a bit and with some pushing while others were pulling, it wasn't long before they were stuffed again. To their credit, Jansen re-did them for cost of freight only. Moral of story - ALWAYS check polarity of multiple speaker cabs before applying power to them.
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We would have sent them to Axent to the best of my knowledge their demagnetiser is even ours
We don't do recones anymore for these and many other reasons it is actually cheaper for us to install new ones
We don't do recones anymore for these and many other reasons it is actually cheaper for us to install new ones
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hugesound.co.nz have some kits too.
I emailed axent months ago and never got a reply
how much does a recone (minus kit) cost usually?
a new kit for a JBL i have was $400 more than 3X what i paid for the speaker
I emailed axent months ago and never got a reply
how much does a recone (minus kit) cost usually?
a new kit for a JBL i have was $400 more than 3X what i paid for the speaker
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What model JBL ? I have the zomax equiv in an actual speaker and so would Huge Sound but in the P audio brand
Also There is Paul in the basement of the sound people in bedford row whose business name is sound system sevices but I think he only deals JBL
Also There is Paul in the basement of the sound people in bedford row whose business name is sound system sevices but I think he only deals JBL
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JBL-E120 8ohm,300W, 103dB.
hugesound have a 2nd hand kit (whatever that means) for it for $180,(i thought i'd mention the $400 one 1st for dramatic effect ) so I might do that if the install cost is reasonable.
hugesound have a 2nd hand kit (whatever that means) for it for $180,(i thought i'd mention the $400 one 1st for dramatic effect ) so I might do that if the install cost is reasonable.
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http://www.usspeaker.com/JBL%20e120-1.htm it is a discontinued model so things are only going to get harder
A zomax p1265 is similar and they are $180 or the P1250 which are $119
A zomax p1265 is similar and they are $180 or the P1250 which are $119
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Re: speaker recones
I've a couple of those. One wouldn't be hurt by a recone (has repaired tear).borge wrote:JBL-E120 8ohm,300W, 103dB.
hugesound have a 2nd hand kit (whatever that means) for it for $180,(i thought i'd mention the $400 one 1st for dramatic effect ) so I might do that if the install cost is reasonable.
Last year I was told by a guy in Ch Ch that when these JBLs came out in NZ in the 70's each speaker was supplied with a recone kit as stock, but that the importers, who probably held a monopoly, keep the kits, when they sold 'em on to retailers etc.
Can anybody comment on the veracity of that story?
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Borge, I found Zomax much the same as you. For my tastes, just uninspiring, lacking in that nice crisp top and full bottom I like in my speakers.
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they are not really a guitar speaker more tuned for PA use but they are a good price performance for dollar is great but there is obviously better speakers they just cost moreRog wrote:Borge, I found Zomax much the same as you. For my tastes, just uninspiring, lacking in that nice crisp top and full bottom I like in my speakers.