One of those pairs of wires goes to an "L" pad...

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In Reply to: RE: Could be dried up ferrofluid posted by dayradebaugh@hotmail.com on May 10, 2020 at 14:21:57:

and x-over to the horn.

If the horn isn't blown then maybe it's either a bad Capacitor or a dirty variable resistor in the 'L' pad.

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Topic - Shop Speakers - dayradebaugh@hotmail.com 19:52:27 05/08/20 (6)

RE: Shop Speakers - airtime 07:48:50 05/09/20 (4)

RE: Shop Speakers - dayradebaugh@hotmail.com 08:40:05 05/09/20 (3)

Could be dried up ferrofluid - airtime 12:33:10 05/09/20 (2)

RE: Could be dried up ferrofluid - dayradebaugh@hotmail.com 14:21:57 05/10/20 (1)

One of those pairs of wires goes to an "L" pad... - Ivan303 15:04:29 05/11/20 (0)

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