Replacing a Blown Speaker (finding Parts)
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Replacing a Blown Speaker (finding Parts)
This seemed like the most appropriate place to put this topic, but if someone thinks I would fair better in Tech, please let me know.
I was given a pair of JBL 2600 bookshelf speakers and it either had a blown woofer when I got them, or I blew the woofer. Does anyone here know where I could find a replacement woofer? Or should I simply look for a new 6.5" woofer pair and replace both woofers? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: I just looked at JBL's website and it showed 506G as the part number for the woofer, but listed it as unavailable.
I was given a pair of JBL 2600 bookshelf speakers and it either had a blown woofer when I got them, or I blew the woofer. Does anyone here know where I could find a replacement woofer? Or should I simply look for a new 6.5" woofer pair and replace both woofers? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: I just looked at JBL's website and it showed 506G as the part number for the woofer, but listed it as unavailable.
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Originally Posted by ANDREMIKE
not a direct replacement but I am sure you can find something that will fit at radio shack.
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Well, I went ahead and bought them. Hopefully, they will be better than the originals. At the very least, they can handle a lot more power than my current receiver can put out, so I hope I won't be able to accidently blow these.