| JBL 2226 repair [message #96307] |
Fri, 27 January 2023 09:08  |
Jensen
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Registered: April 2020
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I build a set of 4pis a few years ago. Love the sound, love the look. Unfortunately while house sitting, my sister inlaw's daughter stoved in the center dust caps on both JBL 2226s. And I'm absolutely crushed... Can't stand to look at them.
Can the dust caps be removed/ replaced? Any guidance is appreciated. J
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| Re: JBL 2226 repair [message #96309 is a reply to message #96307] |
Fri, 27 January 2023 10:35  |
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Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001
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That's actually a very inexpensive repair. It will cost more to ship than to repair.
If you can't find a place to do it locally, send the drivers to David Miller at Speaker Works in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Phone number is (918) 664-6299. Tell David I sent you. Hopefully he won't charge you double. 
I know you said both caps are crushed, so you need to have both drivers repaired. But even if only one was damaged, I'd send both to David anyway. That way they're both matched. It's only really an aesthetics thing, but still, I think it's worth it. Otherwise, one cap might be slightly sun-bleached and the other a little darker. Even when the cones aren't in direct sunlight, seems like the paper lightens over time. And if they've been outdoors or near windows for a while, sometimes they're really light colored. No harm, but still, they'll look better matched, with cones the same and caps the same.
This all means you'll have to do without your speakers for a week or two, but when you get 'em back they'll be good as new. 
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