 Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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This is cracking me up again because the title, "Something more suitable for rock music?" reminds my mind and ear so much of the inane logic of that classic thread, "Why Axiom, over somethin' better than Klipsch?" If memory serves  .
"If you try to turn toward it, you go against it."
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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connoisseur
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Oh yeah, that was a classic thread. That guy showed up and disappeared all in one day. How surprising! 
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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best rock speakers hands down are the Cerwin Vega D-9 series from mid late 80's. I had 4 of them stacked utop one another in D'appolito array,...what a sound, like a wall of music, had 4 mcintosh mc1000 mono blocks powering them, talk about LOUD, my neighbors would come over just to give a listen and say"WOW" chest slamming, clear highs, midrange was just awesome on some yngwie malmsteen solos and Megadeth solos. Gary Moore sounded like he was in the room, amnd ear plugs were optional, i had them lying around all the time just in case
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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axiomite
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Wow, I would have liked to have had a pair of those D-9s.
As Ken mentioned, I have a pair of D-1s from that same era. They are two-way speakers with a tweeter and an 8" woofer. Up the line there were the D-3, D-5, D-7, and then the D-9, which, I believe, had a 15" woofer.
Sadly, in the process of moving the D-1s last week, I discovered that the woofers are shot - they crumbled when I touched them. Now I have to learn about replacing them. Thank goodness for Mark's woofer measuring thread a while back.
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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shareholder in the making
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Maybe not.....
After researching some, they ended up in the trash.....
::::::: No disrespect to Axiom, but my favorite woofer is my yellow lab :::::::
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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axiomite
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axiomite
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So, if I want to repair those C-Vs (I gave up on repairing CV), what do you guys think of going with something like this? It looks like my speakers are intact except for the orange ring of foam that this proposes to fix.
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shareholder in the making
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What have you got to lose? $15? Better than $100/200 for new woofers.
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Re: Something more suitable for rock music?
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So, if I want to repair those C-Vs (I gave up on repairing CV), what do you guys think of going with something like this? It looks like my speakers are intact except for the orange ring of foam that this proposes to fix. I would contact cerwin and ship the woofers to them, maybe cost a bit more, but its done correctly, they can check the crossovers and tweets for you for damage and email you solutions and/or corrections to fix
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