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Posted by Newey on January 8, 2017 at 10:19:23:
I used to know a guy just like that, too. He hated his existing system, and he was really crazy about new audiophile gear. But, instead of buying a new pair of speakers, for example [which he really wanted] he had his old ones fixed. The woofer foam deteriorated, so he spent hundreds of dollars to some ripoff outfit. What they did was to replace the factory woofers with some crap automotive drivers that happened to fit the hole. They cleaned the L-pad pots, and for all of that they charged him some $300, which he could've put towards a new pair of Theils that he wanted so much.

Needless to say, the automotive woofers sounded like crap.