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I have a set of these. The tweets and mids are blown. Looking for either direct or Substitution drivers. I would not like to have to spend a lot of money. No more than 150 for the drivers.
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I have a set of these. The tweets and mids are blown. Looking for either direct or Substitution drivers. I would not like to have to spend a lot of money. No more than 150 for the drivers.
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As you probably already know, these speakers are collectors items for the vintage crowd and the cost of replacement drivers won't likely be cheap. There are a pair of the LE5-2 alnico midranges on Ebay right now and they are going cheap...for now. There's also a pair of the tweeters with at $78/Buy It Now. I would jump on them quickly though.
Tom
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JBL Midrange Reconing
I can recone JBL LE5-2 midrange drivers... runs about $55.00 each.
Even though it's more expensive than these drivers can be bought "working" from Ebay sometimes, I'd STILL recommend reconing them. IME, ALL of the LE5-2s with factory cones/voice coils (ie, never reconed) will probably eventually FAIL... due to environmentally-related failure of the glue that holds the voice coil to the voice coil former in these. I've seen these, upon tear-down, that had perfect-looking coils, that were just PLAIN LOOSE from the voice coil former itself...
As for the tweeter- that's a little harder. Recone kits for these are available from JBL, but they're like $100 each. Probably better to find good used ones...
BTW: I'm located in Marietta GA USA... despite the UK webmail address...
Regards,
Gordon.
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