In article ,
Mike Rappe wrote:
I have a pair of 2 way bookshelf speakers that I bought in 1981 that were
made by Cizek. I like the speakers and have been using them for rear

I don't think Cizek made his own drivers, so chances are good that a
company that specializes in refoaming woofers would be able to help you.

Orange County Speaker sells refoaming kits for some woofers on eBay, and
they might be someone to contact.

(Cizek operated a storefront in Bloomington, Indiana, in the early 1970's
and I visited his store).

Mike Squires, whose only contact with Orange County
is the pair of JBL LE15A's that they are reconing.
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Mike Squires ) 317 233 9456 (w) 812 333 6564 (h)
546 N Park Ridge Rd., Bloomington, IN 47408

Michael Squires wrote:

In article ,
Mike Rappe wrote:

I have a pair of 2 way bookshelf speakers that I bought in 1981 that were
made by Cizek. I like the speakers and have been using them for rear


I don't think Cizek made his own drivers, so chances are good that a
company that specializes in refoaming woofers would be able to help you.

Orange County Speaker sells refoaming kits for some woofers on eBay, and
they might be someone to contact.

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MCM Electronics, at www.mcmelectronics.com, (800) 543-4330, sells the
refoam kits. They even have them in red, if that results in a warmer
sound BIG GRIN. Those who own old Advent speakers, the ones that had
10 inch cones on a 12 inch frame, may be interested in the foam kits
that MCM sells specifically for them. The Dahlquist DQ-10 used the
exact same woofer, and the foam kit works perfectly on it. Just did a
pair in the shop last week...

-Gene Poon