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By Invidiosulus · Posted
This afternoon my bourbon buddy was playing some tapes on his reel to reel down in the shop. -
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I am aware of that. I was curious to know if some enterprising individual may have found an analogue. I do see Copper colored speakers (and parts) on Aliexpress. I'd even be curious to know if the copper color'd polypropylene/aluminum sheets are available. bob. -
Hi! As the title says, looking for unblemished drivers for my RF-7 Series 1s. I am hoping the find 2 of them! Thanks, bob
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Another thought that I had, is whether or not it is feasible to "Transplant" a RF-7II or RF-7III driver from the "Round" basket to the "Square-ish" basket from a donor RF-7 10" driver? This would entail re-foaming the edge of the cone to the older basket. This isn't an ideal solution but perhaps could work. Another idea I have kicked around is create an adaptor ring that could be inserted into the RF-7 cavity and allow the RF-7II/III speaker to used as a drop-in replacement. Bob..
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By Full Range · Posted
Apart from waking the neighbour’s ‘Did you notice that the record collection grew as well - just like your situation
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