They sound good even with a blown tweeter? Gee, that's cool.

Yes they sounded good, actually very good.
The blown tweeter only makes its little buzzing sound on certain
frequencies.
In-between I can hear the speakers quality.

Thanks for the advice.

I emailed Event and they told me, if I fax them my receipt they'll send me a
new tweeter.
Great service, I gotta say.
However the place where I purchased them said I have to pack them and ship.
I told them it was a lot of work and wanted to try the other option first.

Thanks.

IS.

In article writes:

I emailed Event and they told me, if I fax them my receipt they'll send me a
new tweeter.
Great service, I gotta say.
However the place where I purchased them said I have to pack them and ship.

Glad it worked out for you. Dealers have different policies. If my
dealer sold Event (which he doesn't) and this happened, he'd give me a
new speaker. I'd still have to come over to pick it up, but he'd
probably buy me lunch.



--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )
However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over,
lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If
you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring
and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo

"IS" wrote in message ...
I just got brand new Event, powered speakers. They sound good.

Problem is that one of them arrived with a blown tweeter. Or at least it's
making short "snarling" (what ever that is) sounds occasionally during my
listening. I took it out and unplugged one of the leads and the speaker
sounds fine when I have the tweeter unplugged.

What would be the best thing to do?
Call Event or call the dealer?
I don't mind buying a new tweeter if it's a faster process.

Thanks.

IS.


Where did you buy them from? I want to avoid this dealer.

Was this some sort of "B Stock" deal? Been there, done that, sometimes
their descriptions of a few dents or scratches need to be revised to
"this gear is used".

Analogeezer