Something bad happened
aldine
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One of the Peerless tweeters in my Monitor 10As stopped working. The previous owner defeated the fuse so that did not save it. I took it apart and saw that the thin red wire from the lead to the coil had broken. I tried to solder it back but may have screwed it up even more. Does anyone know if that is repairable? I did find a replacement Peerless tweeter from Midwest Speaker. They are about 10 miles from me. Is that any good?
Polk SDA 1C, Monitor 10A, Monitor 5jr+, RTI A3, CSI A6, TSi100, PSW505
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ideally you want to replace the peerless with an authentic. there are some on ebay right now:
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Original-Vintage-1-Peerless-Dome-Tweeters-/261174204503?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item3ccf321857
if you go with the midwest speaker replacement you will want to buy two of them; one for each speaker. if you do a search on the forum you can find a review of them. the reviewer said they are pretty good. not perfectly identical but a reasonable replacement. -
I just bought this on E-bay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330877904584 I believe it is the Peerless made in the US. The one that died had 7514 on the back. I am hoping this will work.Polk SDA 1C, Monitor 10A, Monitor 5jr+, RTI A3, CSI A6, TSi100, PSW505
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After doing some more investigating I discovered that the number on the back of the dead tweeter is 7514. The one I bought on eBay is 5514. The one healthy one's number is also 5514. Maybe this is not such a bad thing to get a matched pair.Polk SDA 1C, Monitor 10A, Monitor 5jr+, RTI A3, CSI A6, TSi100, PSW505