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    What to do with a pair of K151 baskets?

    My understanding (and this is where it stops) is that the "K" denotes an Alnico motor vs Ferrite for the "E" serie. The K151 was most likely a driver for electric organ instruments.

    Can a 2245h cone kit be fitted to a K151 basket? I know that the e155 basket can receive a 2245h cone kit.

    EDIT - Just found a tech info by Mr SubWoof

    "there were 3 versions of the 18" ferrite frames and all will take the 2240,2245 or E155 kits.
    The older K151 and the rare E151 had a much different looking frame and I would not use them due to insufficient clearance for cone travel."


    So... Not suitable for a 2245h recone.

    Lee

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    K151 Baskets

    Do you still have these K151 baskets?
    How much?

    Thank you

    Bloys Dekker

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    Orange County does the recone of the K-151 so I think they sell te parts too...

    http://www.speakerrepair.com/page/RECNEPRC.html

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    There is in Chateaugay a company Belisle acoustic they repair JBL speakers but I would check if they have original parts. They do remag too.

    http://tr.ca/

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