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sidefx

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#119398 30-May-2013 14:45

Before I order from these guys, anybody have any idea if and where I might find these locally for a reasonable price?

http://www.speakerrepairshop.com/index.php?action=article&aid=2475&group_id=10000013&lang=EN

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#828334 30-May-2013 15:07

http://www.axent.co.nz/ these guys have been around forever, have had speakers repaired by them before (but some time ago!)

sidefx

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#828339 30-May-2013 15:11

Thanks, I've emailed them to see if they will just sell the parts. Might have to see how much they would charge to do it too.

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#828384 30-May-2013 16:42

Try these guys http://www.qsr.net.au/ (Musicwizard on Ebay) In Aussie but really helpful.

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#828409 30-May-2013 17:41

@kiwitrc: Thanks, they look like a good option! Have contacted them as well.

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#828499 30-May-2013 21:48

sidefx: @kiwitrc: Thanks, they look like a good option! Have contacted them as well.

I bought some surrounds for my Dynaudio Woofers from them,quick delivery.

tukapa1

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#828616 31-May-2013 09:49

Depends on what you mean by local.

South Island here.

North Island here.

I've used Audiomark - sent a driver up and had it repaired and couriered back - from memory cost about $85 and they did a good job.

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