Help Identifying Polk Audio Vintage Speaker Towers

doyouknowpeter
doyouknowpeter Posts: 1
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Hello all! Would anybody be able to identify the speakers included in the attached photos? I only included a picture of one of the pair, but you get the point. :) Thanks, all!hkbo0czgo245.jpg
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  • VR3
    VR3 Posts: 28,638
    Answer ✓
    I'm thinking rt1000p
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  • rooftop59
    rooftop59 Posts: 8,121
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    Polk RT1000P. 1 inch tri lam tweeter, 6.5 inch midwoofer, and 6.5 inch powered woofer. Amps tend to develop a buzz and go bad so watch out for that...
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  • jncollins01
    jncollins01 Posts: 1
    Yep, I have the same speaker. Had them since the 90's. Have just had one go bad in the sub amp. Would someone give me an idea of cost to repair assuming amp is all that's wrong. I really like these speakers.
    John
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,539
    jncollins01 wrote: »
    Yep, I have the same speaker. Had them since the 90's. Have just had one go bad in the sub amp. Would someone give me an idea of cost to repair assuming amp is all that's wrong. I really like these speakers.
    John

    I suggest you contact your local repair shop.
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  • vader540is
    vader540is Posts: 191
    jncollins01 wrote: »
    Yep, I have the same speaker. Had them since the 90's. Have just had one go bad in the sub amp. Would someone give me an idea of cost to repair assuming amp is all that's wrong. I really like these speakers.
    John

    I have some rt1000p that failed a few years ago.

    I took off the plate amp and found a bulging and leaking capacitor.

    I replaced all of them and it's still working great.

    If you're not comfortable diagnosing and repairing it yourself that I would highly suggest you contact your local repair shop like others have said.
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