About 4 days ago my dog knocked one of my Kef C60 off of its stand, falling about 3 feet or so. I place the speaker back on its stand and tested the speaker and everything seemed to be in order.
This morning as I was listening to Saxaphone Colossus the same speaker that fell stopped working. I took the driver out to see if there were any obviously broken connections, there were none.
I spoke to a gentleman at a speaker clinic and I was quoted $250 cdn to rebuild the crossovers which is more than the speakers are worth.
I have searched extensively and have found nothing of value, are there crossovers I could purchase to replace the C60 crossovers?
So here is my question to you chaps. Could I roll my own speakers using the C60 cabinet? Its more a of learning experience than a practical measure but I figure it could be fun!
If so what would you recommend?
This morning as I was listening to Saxaphone Colossus the same speaker that fell stopped working. I took the driver out to see if there were any obviously broken connections, there were none.
I spoke to a gentleman at a speaker clinic and I was quoted $250 cdn to rebuild the crossovers which is more than the speakers are worth.
I have searched extensively and have found nothing of value, are there crossovers I could purchase to replace the C60 crossovers?
So here is my question to you chaps. Could I roll my own speakers using the C60 cabinet? Its more a of learning experience than a practical measure but I figure it could be fun!
If so what would you recommend?
