👍👍👍 I don't like to see vintage speakers get thrown in the garage. I am glad that you and others are repairing them. Nice job. Those speakers are hard to find and new replacements are not the same
replacing a vintage speaker isnt always an option. if the voice coil is good, you have to repair the cone. no other choice in most situations. putting a modern speaker in there wont work well.
Is that a Telefunken? I have a set, but the cone is standard grey. I have another method that is a bit crazy and perhaps destructive. I hit the magnet and the frame on the back with a rubber mallet. Or even a small metal hammer. It works about 3/4 of the time, but not when they are very bad.Just for slight rubbing. Start very lightly and go harder until it's fixed, or completely destroyed.
I don't remember the brand, but I think it was something starting with O... . I once saw someone selling one of this speakers and it still had the label on it.
Hello Sir. Can you help me ? I am having a speaker with diaphragm same same your speaker, I think it's paper. I dropped speaker and now cone is deviated, so I need remove the diaphragm out. Can you please let me know a detergent liquid to remove glue without affecting this diaphragm ? Thank you so much. Best Regards.
Hello, sorry, but I don't know such a detergent. I have seen in other videos varied people using some sort of liquid substance, to disolve the glue, but I don't know what they are.
👍👍👍 I don't like to see vintage speakers get thrown in the garage. I am glad that you and others are repairing them. Nice job. Those speakers are hard to find and new replacements are not the same
Exactly how I feel 👍🏻
replacing a vintage speaker isnt always an option. if the voice coil is good, you have to repair the cone. no other choice in most situations. putting a modern speaker in there wont work well.
True 😊
Great vid and well explained, thanks!
Welcome and thanks!
Good work as usual maestro.PS I didn't know you had chipmunks in your home.
Thanks!
Yeah, I know, they just moved in recently :))
appreciated, thank you
Welcome!
Is that a Telefunken? I have a set, but the cone is standard grey.
I have another method that is a bit crazy and perhaps destructive.
I hit the magnet and the frame on the back with a rubber mallet. Or even a small metal hammer.
It works about 3/4 of the time, but not when they are very bad.Just for slight rubbing.
Start very lightly and go harder until it's fixed, or completely destroyed.
I don't remember the brand, but I think it was something starting with O... . I once saw someone selling one of this speakers and it still had the label on it.
About the hammer, never tought to give them a tap. Will try when I have a bad one.
You saved my pioneer private pro sx 730 professional speaker
Awesome! Glad my video helped ✌🏼
@@UltimateDIYToday i crushed my pioneer speaker coil and spider which type of spider is best for woofer
That I do not know.
@@UltimateDIY ok i think 4layer voice is best for bass
Hello Sir.
Can you help me ? I am having a speaker with diaphragm same same your speaker, I think it's paper. I dropped speaker and now cone is deviated, so I need remove the diaphragm out.
Can you please let me know a detergent liquid to remove glue without affecting this diaphragm ?
Thank you so much.
Best Regards.
Hello, sorry, but I don't know such a detergent. I have seen in other videos varied people using some sort of liquid substance, to disolve the glue, but I don't know what they are.
@@UltimateDIY Thank you so much 👍👍 Best Wishes
Hah! That was excellent! I don’t know if I have the patience to do what you did. Good work!!
Thank you!
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