Polk Monitor 10 speaker parts

vstarkwell

I recently picked up a pair of Monitor 10's and the cabs were in very rough shape. The played fine and sound great however they were quite the eye sore. I decided to part them out and have the following for sale:

4 MW6503 6 1/2" drivers (will fit SDA-CRS too), one dust cap pushed in. $20 each
2 SW100 10" passive radiators. $20 each
2 SL 2000 tweeters. $10 each
2 stock crossovers. $15/pair
2 grill covers w/logo pins, clean & scratch free. $15/pair

I also have a pair of Polk Monitor 7 grill covers they are clean, however one of the logo badges is missing: $10/pair

As for shipping I will charge the least amount I can and I'll make sure they are packaged securely and get a shipping quote before I send them.

Note the red arrow, not sure if this affects the tweet as it sounded fine to me

Oldfatdogs

2 stock crossovers. $15/pair

Do they have a fused cups?

vstarkwell

Oldfatdogs wrote: »

Do they have a fused cups?

I'm not sure what you mean, if you can point out what I should be looking for I'll gladly check for you. Here's a pic of one.

Mystery

Fused cups on the other side of your picture where speaker wires from amp go to.
Some versions have fuses while others don't.

See this link for fuse on the terminal cup: http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Pair-of-polk-audio-monitor-10B-crossovers-/00/s/OTYwWDEyODA=/$T2eC16JHJIYE9qUcN,h,BQWL8ND37w~~60_57.JPG

Oldfatdogs

If you flip them over is there a spot for a fuse under the posts where speaker wires attach ?Thanks
Dan

Oldfatdogs

Thanks for the help Mystery.

vstarkwell

Thanks Mystery and Oldfatdogs there are no fuse cups just the standard binding posts. Here's a pic

Conradicles

I am interested in the monitor 7 grills...can I get a picture of both sides? Thanks!

Mystery

vstarkwell wrote: »

Thanks Mystery and Oldfatdogs there are no fuse cups just the standard binding posts. Here's a pic

Hehe... we could have figured that out with the blue polyswitch on the first picture with capacitor. :rolleyes:
Polk replaced fuse with polyswitch on later versions.

I don't think both fuse and polyswitch exist together.

Oldfatdogs

Thank you sir,I'm going to pass until I find the proper ones to go with my 10s.

vstarkwell

Conradicles wrote: »

I am interested in the monitor 7 grills...can I get a picture of both sides? Thanks!

Hey Conradicles,

I got these grill covers from my local vintage guy, he had just parted out a pair of 7's, not sure which model but I'm guessing 7A's as I also bought the peerless tweets he had. I assumed they would fit my 7C's but alas they didn't fit they are too big. I hadn't looked at them in awhile and as I was taking pics I noticed a small hole in lower right had corner a scooch above the hole were the missing log badge would be. Note the red arrows other then that they are clean and unwarped.

These 2 pics are front & back of the one with the logo badge

These 3 are front & back of the one with out logo badge and small hole I mentioned above

vstarkwell

Oldfatdogs wrote: »

Thank you sir,I'm going to pass until I find the proper ones to go with my 10s.

No problem I hope you find them.

schwarcw

Buy from vstarkwell with confidence. Good Polkie!

vstarkwell

schwarcw wrote: »

Buy from vstarkwell with confidence. Good Polkie!

Thanks Carl, I appreciate that.

Conradicles

Thanks for the pictures! The grill I need is a bit different so I will pass.

Dawgfish

Do the Monitor 10 grills attach to the speaker using the velcro patches or dowell/posts?

vstarkwell

Dawgfish wrote: »

Do the Monitor 10 grills attach to the speaker using the velcro patches or dowell/posts?

They attach using the dowell/posts.

Dawgfish

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I have an early pair that uses the velcro.

vstarkwell

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pitdogg2

you check that SL2000? that looks like the voice coil wire is broke, which would mean it's D.O.A.

vstarkwell

pitdogg2 wrote: »

you check that SL2000? that looks like the voice coil wire is broke, which would mean it's D.O.A.

I listened to it as I noticed that right off the bat and it seemed fine, I did point it out in original post. As for checking it I'm not mechanically inclined so I'm not sure what you mean. I'm not trying to hoodwink anybody If that is a concern I'll gladly delete it from post. I was just trying to share with this forum before I tried CL.

Mystery

vstarkwell wrote: »

I listened to it as I noticed that right off the bat and it seemed fine, I did point it out in original post. As for checking it I'm not mechanically inclined so I'm not sure what you mean. I'm not trying to hoodwink anybody If that is a concern I'll gladly delete it from post. I was just trying to share with this forum before I tried CL.

If you have a multimeter, you can check resistance values in ohms.

vstarkwell

Mystery wrote: »

If you have a multimeter, you can check resistance values in ohms.

Not mechanically inclined so no multimeter.

vstarkwell

pitdogg2 wrote: »

you check that SL2000? that looks like the voice coil wire is broke, which would mean it's D.O.A.

You are correct sir, just got back from the shop and he took one look at and said junk. My bad I had no idea.

vstarkwell

To the mods can you please update as sold please,