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Screwdriver, soldering iron, wire snips, pocket knife, dremel tool...:scratch2:datsunmike said:I almost bought another pair recently but passed when I remembered that they were impossible to fix w/o the right equipment.
thus one can say good loudspeakers best for classical music
krimecing, if you are located near where your blog is hosted, I DON'T think I'll be driving there!
bob s said:I found a pair of those AR-2X speakers on the curb on garbage night.
Someone had smashed the cabinets badly, the tweeters had been punched in too. All that I could salvage was the woofers, the surrounds are shot, the crossovers and the little name badges. Such a shame.
Don't just by-pass them! Go HERE for a technical discussion of the pots, and how to use L-pads instead. Start around post #27.Roypercy said:The level control pots are still sticky; once in awhile the tweeters will drop out and I have to fiddle with the level controls to get them back; ultimately I'll either bypass the level controls altogether or replace them.
Eunomians said:Hey Ozmoid, I'm not sure if I mentioned this already, but your L-Pad thread should be a sticky.