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cblauer
Audiophyte
Hey everyone, I have a pair of these old KLH speakers and they have torn cones. Are they worth repairing at this juncture or should I just junk them and look at newer technology??
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Rickster71
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Hi cblauer, welcome to Audioholics!
If it were up to me, I don't think they're worth repairing.
I believe they are about twenty year old speakers.
They probably need new foam surrounds, besides the torn cone.
Also some components in the crossover, like the electrolytic caps, will need replacing too.
Even if you do it yourself, it may not be worth the effort.
Unless you're just looking for a 'learning experience?'
If it were up to me, I don't think they're worth repairing.
I believe they are about twenty year old speakers.
They probably need new foam surrounds, besides the torn cone.
Also some components in the crossover, like the electrolytic caps, will need replacing too.
Even if you do it yourself, it may not be worth the effort.
Unless you're just looking for a 'learning experience?'
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