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In Reply to: the tweeters are definitely Philips PC domes... posted by mhardy6647 on March 17, 2007 at 15:32:12:
Good advice so far and thanks for that, but unfortunately you're talking audiophile lingo to a newbie at this.They sound like they'd make a great speaker, but with the mids dead, or the crossovers with a problem, I'm trying to figure out how I could deal them on ebay, since I just dont' have the experience to fix any of them personally. I'd say in the next year or two, I'll start really getting into trying to fix stuff myself, but presently any problems have to go out of the shop and be paid for, thus rising the cost on ebay or making it impossible to make a profit.
If anyone could lay out just a bit of history for me, I'd be willing to throw a few bones their way($), just so that when I list them I'll get the most for my money. Maybe not that much, but I'll do my best to compensate for the times involved.
Max
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- Re: the tweeters are definitely Philips PC domes... - Max B 16:28:30 03/17/07 (2)
- and a very good tweeter - henrybasstardo 17:15:05 03/17/07 (1)
- Re: and a very good tweeter - Max B 04:12:20 03/18/07 (0)
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