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Seems that I've hurt the woofers on a pair of the subject speakers.
Question is would it be better in the long run to replace the drivers
with OEM (Sheffield 1500), or go with a different brand? I don't want
to have to do this often.

Thanks in advance,

Ernst

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Actually, the model is TLS-4 (instead of -4X) Thanks.

wrote:
Seems that I've hurt the woofers on a pair of the subject speakers.
Question is would it be better in the long run to replace the drivers
with OEM (Sheffield 1500), or go with a different brand? I don't want
to have to do this often.

Thanks in advance,

Ernst

[Eeyore]

wrote:

Seems that I've hurt the woofers on a pair of the subject speakers.

Hurt ?


Question is would it be better in the long run to replace the drivers
with OEM (Sheffield 1500), or go with a different brand? I don't want
to have to do this often.

More info ?

Graham

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The drivers are not completely out. They are "muddy" sounding, and
output is much less than usual for the amount of drive input into the
speakers.

Ernst

Eeyore wrote:
wrote:

Seems that I've hurt the woofers on a pair of the subject speakers.

Hurt ?


Question is would it be better in the long run to replace the drivers
with OEM (Sheffield 1500), or go with a different brand? I don't want
to have to do this often.

More info ?

Graham

[Bertie the Bunyip]

Eeyore wrote in
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wrote:

Seems that I've hurt the woofers on a pair of the subject speakers.

Hurt ?


Question is would it be better in the long run to replace the drivers
with OEM (Sheffield 1500), or go with a different brand? I don't want
to have to do this often.

More info ?

netttkkkkoping piece of ****.



bertie