Quote Originally Posted by Ian Mackenzie View Post
Sometimes the older Alnico drivers loose a bit of magnetic properties and the throats maybe dirty.

The newer Ti diapgrams are not an exact drop in fit in the older 24202470. The pin holes may need slight filing out.

I would be careful of any old drivers as there are no guarantees.

Mr Widget is right

The scarcity of re cone kits and older drivers is a risk in terms of the original result.

Talk to a JBL service agent like Jands in get them to check all your drivers.

It will eliminate a lot of headaches.

My advice is dont rush it. Its a really big job. Allow 6 months at least.
If you have dont have background in electronics get someone to do the passive crossover, the discrete active crossover and wiring up (me-I accept donations like a case wine)

Dont skimp on the active crossover if you have high expectations

Setting then up can take a while.

But when the are they give the newer systems a run for their money
ian you are totally right.
i took my time and it was the very fun part of the building...
i enjoyed the hours of the build and planning. even if i was confused and frustrated...

thx again for your help...
:-))