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Substitute for Woofer p/n 141760
By lmlmrunner on Mar 21, 2008
I have a set of Pioneer SpeAkers Model CS-G201WAll and the woofers have dry rotted Foam around the Cone. Should I replace the Foam or both the Foam and Cone. Also, I have called Pioneer Corp. to see if they have a replacement Woofer for p/n 141760 and they said "no longer Available."
I checked for compatiable speaker sets and they listed model CSG201/CSB5000D. It doesn't say what the watts, ohms and frequency ranges are for this particluar item. Can you help me see if they are interchangeable?
Thank, Jeff
I checked for compatiable speaker sets and they listed model CSG201/CSB5000D. It doesn't say what the watts, ohms and frequency ranges are for this particluar item. Can you help me see if they are interchangeable?
Thank, Jeff
Solution #1
posted on Mar 21, 2008
Hi there
Replace the foam for sure. It is always better than looking for another original driver to fit to the box, as they often have foam deterioration happening as well(spares are the same age as the originals) . A great idea(once repaired) is to use an artists paintbrush to apply "Armoural" a polyvinyl protectant to the foam. It will extend the life of it by at least double. They rot in hot humidity and heat environments and there is not alot that works better than that foam. I have done hundreds of speakers here in Queensland Australia. If you live in a hot humid area, there is probably a HiFi shop near you that does repairs to surrounds also. Good Luck
Do you have a source and knowledge for replacement of foam surrounds. holler back and I can help:)
regards
Graeme
Replace the foam for sure. It is always better than looking for another original driver to fit to the box, as they often have foam deterioration happening as well(spares are the same age as the originals) . A great idea(once repaired) is to use an artists paintbrush to apply "Armoural" a polyvinyl protectant to the foam. It will extend the life of it by at least double. They rot in hot humidity and heat environments and there is not alot that works better than that foam. I have done hundreds of speakers here in Queensland Australia. If you live in a hot humid area, there is probably a HiFi shop near you that does repairs to surrounds also. Good Luck
Do you have a source and knowledge for replacement of foam surrounds. holler back and I can help:)
regards
Graeme
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