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In Reply to: Repairing Celestion Sl6 posted by boliver10@yahoo.com on July 18, 2004 at 11:56:18:
If the drivers look good, it is probably a crossover problem.FYI, my brother has a pair of these speakers. There are very good monitors, and have satisfied many customers. I always enjoy listening to music at his house, and other than his speakers, I wouldn't consider his system to be very "high end." Unfortunately, there are very few drivers available for these speakers, so I wouldn't invest too much time or money in their repair.
Two cautions: if I remember correctly, the cabinets are actually made of aluminum, so make sure the crossover does not rest against the inside of the cabinet. Also be very careful with the tweeter, as it is very delicate.
If you determine that you no longer want the speakers, I may be interested in any drivers that are working properly.
Enjoy!
~Dave
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