I've just come into possession of a beautiful pair of PSB Image 4T speakers. Its a long story but they were shipped via UPS Ground in a pretty sketchily packed box and, surprise surprise, I now have a problem.

On one of the speakers, the mid-range speaker seems to be damaged. The sound from that one mid-range speaker is very bad. I guess I have to replace it or get it fixed. The problem is that I don't really know where to start on this project: where to look, what to expect to pay, etc.

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Best,

Aktrop

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Selective insanity, each nutcase has their own thing that is their reality, if one nuts reality doesn't corospond with NUTCASE B then it's nutty...

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For the record:
I've read every single one of your many posts, and this, more than ever, sounds as though you're describing yourself, DUP.

Hello,
I recently picked up a used equalizer, and decided to hook my turntable up to it for a better sound. However, when I run the turntable through the equalizer (a Pioneer SG-9) to my receiver (Sansui G-8000), it produces some hiss when the volume and considerably more hum than when I had the turntable connected directly to the receiver. Any ideas on how I can correct this problem? Thanks!!

Okay, okay, I confess. I gave this post a deliberately inflammatory title and equally deliberately filed it here under "Digital Sources" rather than "Computer Audio" on the basis that most of the folks posting over there already seem to be converts. Now I've said that I guess Stephen will probably move it!