October 13th 05, 08:41 PM
James wrote:
> I have a pair of JBL L-65's , a 20 year old 3-way speaker. Boy,
> these were nice speakers when I first bought them !!
>
>
> The woofers are 10 inch designs, and both need reconing. The cost , with
> associated shipping, will be in the $450 range for the pair.
>
> I am wondering if my investment would be in the right direction. I know
> that speaker technology has advanced a lot in 20 years, and that dollar for
> dollar, I would assume that you get more with current purchases.
>
> How much more than the $450 would I have to spend to get something as good
> or better in today's market, and what recommendation of speakers would you
> suggest ?
>
> I would be interested in receiving any comments.
>
> Thanks !!
>
> --James--
Always check for a local shop that might refoam surrounds, if thats
what
it needs. You could also do it yourself, but of course, if your not
familiar
with these things I suggest not.
greg
> I have a pair of JBL L-65's , a 20 year old 3-way speaker. Boy,
> these were nice speakers when I first bought them !!
>
>
> The woofers are 10 inch designs, and both need reconing. The cost , with
> associated shipping, will be in the $450 range for the pair.
>
> I am wondering if my investment would be in the right direction. I know
> that speaker technology has advanced a lot in 20 years, and that dollar for
> dollar, I would assume that you get more with current purchases.
>
> How much more than the $450 would I have to spend to get something as good
> or better in today's market, and what recommendation of speakers would you
> suggest ?
>
> I would be interested in receiving any comments.
>
> Thanks !!
>
> --James--
Always check for a local shop that might refoam surrounds, if thats
what
it needs. You could also do it yourself, but of course, if your not
familiar
with these things I suggest not.
greg