[Hidden-tech] Stereo Speaker Repair

[Tom Kopec]

Do you want them repaired so that they just make noise, or do you want 
them repaired so that they sound like they are supposed to sound? (no 
bias apparent in that question, eh?)

If the former, any local shop who is willing to take a crack at 'em is 
probably fine. I haven't dealt with airwaves for many years now, but 
when I last did they seemed to be reasonable folk. You'll get generic 
replacement drivers.

If the latter, however, you are going to need to find a place that works 
on those speakers and has parts access (or can rebuild the damaged 
parts). These are MB Quarts? I don't know if they still do home audio.. 
but the current usa contact for them seems to be 
http://www.mbquart.com/support_main.html, maybe worth a phone call (if 
nothing else, they may be able to point you at somebody that works with 
the home audio lines). Also, searching on a site like audiokarma might 
turn up some enthusiasts that have a lead on a good repair/rebuild for 
those specific speakers.

...tom



On 3/3/2012 3:34 PM, Fred Levine wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend somewhere that repairs stereo speakers? My 
> 16-year-old daughter celebrated her birthday by blowing out both 
> woofers in my 25-year-old Quarts.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Fred--

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