Guitar Speaker Buzz

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  • čas přidán 22. 11. 2018
  • texasound.blogspot.com/p/speak...
    We offer a complete speaker repair and restoration service. Our specialty is vintage speaker restoration and the reversal of all age related issues. We can even restore your vintage speakers' performance to as good as new. Just take a look at some of our videos and the before and after shots of our work to see the results for yourself.
    We are situated in Austin Texas.
    Located in North Austin near Burnet, and West Koenig.
    We meet by appointment, and can be reached
    By phone: 512-769-9750
    By email: texasound@gmail.com
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Komentáře • 7

  • @festinger3
    @festinger3 Před 4 lety +5

    Hands down the most instructive channel for this stuff.
    Speaker re coning has become a dying art and sharing your knowlege like this is a fine thing to do.
    I've enjoyed every vid, precious words of wisdom.

  • @scalfaroc
    @scalfaroc Před 5 lety +1

    This guy knows his stuff. If I lived in Austin TX, I would look him up.

  • @colonelbrando
    @colonelbrando Před 4 lety +1

    this is amazing knowledge, thanks.

  • @jimmygriswold9258
    @jimmygriswold9258 Před 5 lety

    Great video! alot of insight from someone with alot of experience! Hope to see more videos soon, maybe one on repairing or replacing the tinsel leads on a guitar speaker...?

  • @brunolamarche100
    @brunolamarche100 Před 3 lety

    Tell me Texasound: how/where do you get those plastic chimes?

  • @jacobbockover1628
    @jacobbockover1628 Před rokem

    Hmm i got a v type from a guy that has a buzz im afraid its a bit of loose wire on the voicecoil. He said he will send a new one so im messing around with the fuzzy one. I just shimmed and steamed it letting dry up now. Ive never tried this before but it is probly not worth paying for a recone so

  • @thebonafidemechanic3516

    I have a Rumble Fender 100 with a 15" speaker,that sounds like it it buzz's or is blown can u help????