ISO: Speaker Reconing. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Anyone who has been dealing with the repair of loudspeakers is aware of the huge increases in reconing charges by manufacturers like Electro-Voice, JBL and Altec. For instance, E-V's charge...

all your helpful comments here. For vintage guitar amp speaker questions, i've found this site useful; Aside from the "speakers" and "speaker reconing" links at the bottom of the front page, be sure to go to the "more places to visit on this site...

Micing Concert Grand Piano. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Gang, I need to mic a concert grand for recording. What are the best ways to get the point of view/sound from the pianist? I was going to use two SM57s, and a condencer mic. One...

You need to contact a professional speaker reconer to get materials that are made for your specific need. There are many on the internet; all you have to do is find one who is interested in selling materials to a DIY person. Wylie Williams The Speaker...

I am needing. >>Where can I find info on speaker repair in regards to my situation. I don't >>need reconing at all the speaker looks physically excellent. It just does >>not produce sound. >> Maybe it could be rebuilt. What model speaker are you...

or replaced. This is an old loudspeaker and it may well be that there is no replacement for it. Reconing is problematic as well unless it's done by KEF. The problem with reconing is that speaker drivers are electromechanical devices. Their performance...

all that difficult... you'd need some specialized winding jigs for various microphones and you'd need to get a supplier to make you some mylar diaphragms, but it doesn't seem like it would be THAT much worse than reconing speakers. But nobody is doing it....

KEF Coda III. Archived from groups: rec.audio.high-end () Foks, Anyone know where I can get a replacement bass/mid range speaker for a KEF Coda III (UK, mid-1980s). Would re-coning the existing speaker make any difference to the sound? Thanks, Nic....

Having successfully > replaced the frayed and broken power cord, I noticed that the main 15" > (8 ohm) speaker cone is torn near the edges. I'd like to replace the >speaker with something that will sound reasonably good for vocals. > Right now it sounds...