RM-3000 and LS Fx speakers

svx9494
svx9494 Posts: 2
edited December 2010 in Vintage Speakers
I have been a Polk audio owner since 1994! My first pair were the RM-3000 sub/sat. then I bought the LS FX surrounds. They still work to this day, but alas the right speaker seal for the cone finally fell apart. They have served me well! I just bought the new Rti A7 and out of the box they look and sound great! they gave me goose bumps playing the very first song!! :biggrin:
Sytem List:

Denon AVR-2802
Polk Audio Rti A7
Polk Audio CSi A6
Polk Audio LS Fx Rears
Mono Price speaker wires/cables
Sony PS3
Xbox360
HTPC with Boxee
www.boxee.tv
www.monoprice.com
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  • dcoil
    dcoil Posts: 153
    edited December 2010
    Hey svx9494, glad you like the new Rti A7's - goose bumps are good:wink:. I got my LS FX around 1990, but they still look new. When you say speaker seal, are you talking about the material (gasket) that goes between the baffle and the driver? If so, these are easily replaced. The folks on this forum either use mortite (look it up, there is a lot of info on this) or the speaker gasket material from Parts-express.com.
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