Any JBL Speaker service people out there?

[HammerDown]

Reason...the 12" woofers in my 16 year old L100T3 JBL's just took a dump, I really loved the sound they produced.
I would like to rebuild them...not sure if parts are still available.

[Tom Brown]

HD, if you ask your question on the Madisound forums, I'm sure you'll get an answer. Several years ago, they helped me fix up a pair of Polk SDA-1 speakers from the 80s that had a blown tweeter and a blown mid. I've hung out there ever since. There are some people there who are sharp.
I'm not talking about sharp because they have a stereo and they think it sounds good... there are a couple of guys there who I'm sure will know the full tested specs of the original drivers and be able to offer a good choice for a substitute with suitable specifications.
http://www.madisound.com/cgi-bin/discuss.cgi

[Trailer Park Casanova]

Here they are:
http://www.jbl.com/home/product_supp...odId=L100T3OAK

[HammerDown]

Here they are,, still avail and reasonable cost:
http://www.jbl.com/home/product_supp...odId=L100T3OAK
Nope...I tried that already...but thanks anyway
2214H-1 Woofer $258.37 NOT AVAILABLE

[HammerDown]

HD, if you ask your question on the Madisound forums, I'm sure you'll get an answer.
http://www.madisound.com/cgi-bin/discuss.cgi
Thanks Tom...question posted, I hope they can help or offer up a drop in that's comparable to the great sound these old loud speakers produced.

[KineticoH20]

Reason...the 12" woofers in my 16 year old L100T3 JBL's just took a dump, I really loved the sound they produced.
I would like to rebuild them...not sure if parts are still available.
The L100 is probably the finest speaker ever made, it's professional brother the 4311 studio monitor was the norm in almost all studios in the 70's It is a shame what has become of James B Lansing's company, a shell of the quality it once had, you should try E-Bay I have seen L100's on there, that way you could have replacement parts for yours.

[Tom Brown]

2214H-1 Woofer $258.37 NOT AVAILABLE
That's the problem. Roughly none of the old speakers from the 80s are still around in the exact form they were then. In the last 5 years, there have been tons of refinements in materials and construction. Usually, there is something that is nearly identical to the original driver and likely even looks identical but has a few design updates and a new model number.
By the way, if those are foam surround speakers and the foam is shot, you can rebuild them with a new type of foam that will last much longer but has a nearly identical compliance.

[HammerDown]

By the way, if those are foam surround speakers and the foam is shot, you can rebuild them with a new type of foam that will last much longer but has a nearly identical compliance.
Yep foam, and it literally fell apart in my hands when I touched them. The one woofer is hanging on by a thread, no foam to center it. Not to long ago I pulled the covers off to oil the cabinets...everything looked great...guess I pushed them toooo hard last night :cry:
Back in 91 they were over $700.00 each...still have the receipt.

[Cheap Thrills]

HD. Several years ago I had these guys (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/?src=overture) Recone a set of 12" Altec Lansings and several other high end baskets . may check with them maybe they can hook you up..
Here's a direct link for their JBL (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/reconing-jbl.htm) price sheet page.
Good Luck.
C.T. :wink:

[HammerDown]

HD. Several years ago I had these guys (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/?src=overture) Recone a set of 12" Altec Lansings and several other high end baskets . may check with them maybe they can hook you up..
Here's a direct link for their JBL (http://www.simplyspeakers.com/reconing-jbl.htm) price sheet page.
Good Luck.
C.T. :wink:
Great info...I'll call tomorrow thanks!
Just maybe they need new foam!