Now Here is a Real JBL........

Man, I gotta love it.
Probably would be the best L100T I have ever heard....
You got West Coast, Midwest, East Coast sound wrapped up in one package.
Who could ask for more?:thmbsp:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JBL-L-100t-...pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item462b076468

I would have tweeked the crossover, but hey-you never know!:scratch2:
Ahh, I would have Heiled it.........

look great from 5ft. away.

:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

Hardly JBL L100 anymore, but they may sound just fine. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut on occasion.

No doubt we've all seen considerably more speculative and less decent appearing modifications of well-known speakers.

SoundOfSound said:

look great from 5ft. away.

:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

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is that like the "scud missile" phenomena... looks great from far but far from great?

Yeah- agreed-who knows how they sound.
I agree with changing the tweeter.....not a Ti fan.

Even the replacement woofers have some stains or something going on ...
ridiculous that he expects the factory xover to support those non-stock drivers ...
non-stock, no grills and 4325? he's DREAMIN'!!

hjames said:

Even the replacement woofers have some stains or something going on ...
ridiculous that he expects the factory xover to support those non-stock drivers ...
non-stock, no grills and 4325? he's DREAMIN'!!

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yeah,
You don't want to get those cloth edge surrounds wet, or damp, and they go away quickly, especially old ones.
I recently had to re-edge a 12" cloth surround DLK woofer (cone was fine-no staining) because the surround had gotten damp somehow-it had some weird white spots on it, and was causing voice coil rub.
These woofers are actually very good-if you use them in the right size box.
Actually cloth edge woofers have a much more linear piston movement then rubber-foam is a close second.