Are these hard to find?

[ssgreg@comcast.]

Tried a few searches and not much appeared.
I bought a pair of 4311 B from the original owner today and need to replace one LE 25 and two LE5-10 mid range. The midrange speakers appear to be scarce. Is this so or is it just me? One woofer has a small tear. What would be the best repair without reconning? These speakers work but look poor to a small tear and dented/torn dust caps.

For $40.00 for the pair I can afford to invest a little to save these vintage JBL's. Came with 2 original technical manuals in mint condition too boot.
Thanks

[JBLRaiser]

Tried a few searches and not much appeared.
I bought a pair of 4311 B from the original owner today and need to replace one LE 25 and two LE5-10 mid range. The midrange speakers appear to be scarce. Is this so or is it just me? One woofer has a small tear. What would be the best repair without reconning? These speakers work but look poor to a small tear and dented/torn dust caps.

For $40.00 for the pair I can afford to invest a little to save these vintage JBL's. Came with 2 original technical manuals in mint condition too boot.
Thanks

Unless you measure before listening

http://electronics.shop.ebay.com/ite...&_osacat=14998

http://electronics.shop.ebay.com/?_f...LE5&_sacat=293

[ssgreg@comcast.]

I did see the LE 25's listed and will most likely bid on a pair of those.

My LE 5-10 are not listed on ebay. Is there a big difference between the LE 5-2, 5-5, 5-6, 5-9 etc? I would like to keep them as close to original as possible.

On another note, what would suggest to ues for the small tear in the woofer? Hate to refoam a woofer for a small tear if it wouldn't affect performance. Thanks for your reply.

[Allanvh5150]

The LE5-6,8,10,12 are indentical in spec appart from the colour. From memory the 6 and the 10 are black and the 8 and the 12 are silver.

[JBLRaiser]

I did see the LE 25's listed and will most likely bid on a pair of those.

My LE 5-10 are not listed on ebay. Is there a big difference between the LE 5-2, 5-5, 5-6, 5-9 etc? I would like to keep them as close to original as possible.

On another note, what would suggest to ues for the small tear in the woofer? Hate to refoam a woofer for a small tear if it wouldn't affect performance. Thanks for your reply.

That area gets most of the action. It has worked for me. I thin it down with a drop or two of water before applying, to leave as little residual as possible. Others may suggest different solutions.

[ssgreg@comcast.]

Thanks for your "sound" advice.