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    Refoam Madness

    I stole the reference to the following auction from audiokarma.org. However, given the recent discussions on refoaming drivers, this has to be seen to be believed. I think it has to be recognized as the gold standard for quality work.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...705718827&rd=1

    BTW, it couldn't have happened to a nicer speaker.
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    The speakers have all seen some edge work on them...
    No - really...?

    Well, at least the caulking might have stopped the leaking air, hey? Nutter...
    bo

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    Post a pic Bo, eBay is off limits due to school filters.

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    Doh!

    Originally posted by Giskard
    Post a pic Bo, eBay is off limits due to school filters.
    Here ya go... Takin' notes over there...?
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    Yeah, now I know just how to do Guido's surrounds on his 2121H's. I think I'll mix in red dye with the caulk though. Something that will really contrast with the JBL Blue baffles.

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    LOL!!! is that how my 4301B:s gonna look when im finished with em?

    cant imagine any wors than that...look at the sorry little driver in the upper right on the left speaker!!!
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    Originally posted by Giskard
    Yeah, now I know just how to do Guido's surrounds on his 2121H's. I think I'll mix in red dye with the caulk though. Something that will really contrast with the JBL Blue baffles.


    Beware Giskard!

    I've good connections to the russian mafia

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    Originally posted by Giskard
    Post a pic Bo, eBay is off limits due to school filters.
    The same sh.t over here. No Ebaying during the day.

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    Re: Doh!

    Hi forumities,

    I can't understand your excitement.......what can you do better with the Bose

    Maybe that they sound a lot better now.

    HP
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    Originally posted by Guido

    Beware Giskard!

    I've good connections to the russian mafia
    I was wondering if that post would sneak by you or not.

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    Check this one out its another clasic off da-bay

    Rob :shock:
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    recone time!

    is that what i think it is? scotch tape?

    the creativity behind this is not to underestimated!

    Last edited by Figge; 07-01-2004 at 10:29 AM.

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    Talking

    All this triggers a childhood memory of a young Jarrod who 'helped out' his dad in the garage fix peoples radios. We lived in a small country town and dad serviced many of the old radio's from the surround dairy farms.

    One day one of these farmers delivered a big old radio in his truck for a fix up; complaining that it does not go loud. Dad pulled it apart with me watching and as the back come off he could see the rear of the speaker cone that had the words Kellog's Corn Flakes printed on it. In answer to dad's questions came a reply along the lines that "mice had eaten that bit of cardboard so I replaced it".

    I can still visualise the driver now when it was right out of the cabinet. A round circle of a Corn Flakes breakfast cereal packet cut with a slot so as to form a cone shape, slammed in and glued to whatever was left of the centre voice coil. Foam surround???, any surround??, any corrigations????..... no just the cardboard wedged in between the speaker frame and the wooden cabinet.

    I may have only been 10 or so at the time and not well versed in speaker construction but I do recall it was funny even to me.

    Jarrod.

    (ps it still sounded better than mint Bose 901's) :-)

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