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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Broken speaker ... where to fix


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Wannabe Geek
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Topic # 240081 19-Aug-2018 20:35
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I have a pair. Of Mordaunt Short Pearl 10s which have been trojan. Clumsiness resulted in a dropped speaker which now sounds distorted and clearly in need of love. Where does one find this speaker love ? Live near the Tron.

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  Reply # 2075918 19-Aug-2018 21:02
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https://www.facebook.com/LoudspeakerRepairServices/ But in New Plymouth.

Maybe ask at your local speacialist hi-fi shop.

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  Reply # 2075934 19-Aug-2018 21:24
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http://www.axent.co.nz/

 

25 Portage Road, New Lynn, Auckland.

 

Have dealt with them over the years and always been exceptional.

 

John




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  Reply # 2076079 20-Aug-2018 10:43
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Thanks chaps.

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  Reply # 2076092 20-Aug-2018 11:01
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+1 for axent

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  Reply # 2076183 20-Aug-2018 12:48
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Audiomark are very good...based in Auckland.

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