LSi 9's came broke..Easy Fix???

bassaholic
bassaholic Posts: 315
edited February 2009 in Speakers
I just bought a pair of LSi 9's off Craigslist from someone, somewhat local. Anyhow, the box looked OK and I proceeded to open it... the tweeter was pushed in. Is there a way to fix this? Filling a claim with UPS is not an option.
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  • leroyjr1
    leroyjr1 Posts: 8,785
    edited February 2009
    bassaholic wrote: »
    I just bought a pair of LSi 9's off Craigslist from someone, somewhat local. Anyhow, the box looked OK and I proceeded to open it... the tweeter was pushed in. Is there a way to fix this? Filling a claim with UPS is not an option.


    Why can't you file a claim with UPS? What part of Wisconsin are you in?
  • bassaholic
    bassaholic Posts: 315
    edited February 2009
    Lee, I live in Fond du Lac. UPS delivered them on 2/24 after I left for work. Upon speaking to my GF she opened the box and discovered the problem tweeter. Since everyone is sleeping... I can't play them however,from the photos I received ( every angle) they looked in great condition. I can't see UPS taking any blame.
    Pioneer SC-37
    RTiA9-fronts
    CSiA6-center
    RT55i-surrounds
    SVS PB13 Ultra & PSW650
    Monster Power 3250 amp
    Monster Power 2250 amp
    Monster Power HDP-2500 surge pro.



    Denon 3805,CS400i,RT25i's & FX500i's sitting in the basement collecting dust
  • LessisNevermore
    LessisNevermore Posts: 1,519
    edited February 2009
    Call Polk customer service. At worst, I think a new tweeter is around $40.

    Sorry to hear about the damage.
  • Upstatemax
    Upstatemax Posts: 2,685
    edited February 2009
    bassaholic wrote: »
    Lee, I live in Fond du Lac. UPS delivered them on 2/24 after I left for work. Upon speaking to my GF she opened the box and discovered the problem tweeter. Since everyone is sleeping... I can't play them however,from the photos I received ( every angle) they looked in great condition. I can't see UPS taking any blame.


    UPS will just give you the run around for ever... I had them deliver a package once that looked like they used it in a game of soccer. They just covered it in UPS tape and stuck it on my door step.

    The package was destroyed, they kept on blaming the shipper saying it was not packed properly... :rolleyes:

    They were shipping a STEEL BOX... They destroyed a steel box, and they blame the shipper?

    All in all, I contacted the company again after six months and they felt bad enough to just ship me out a new one... Through Fedex. ;)

    Polk can hook you up, give them a call.
  • nikolas812
    nikolas812 Posts: 2,915
    edited February 2009
    I have had to file two claims with UPS.... Both were handled in a speedy fashion and I had a check from them in a week or less..



    Might be worth a try if they were insured..





    Nick
  • bassaholic
    bassaholic Posts: 315
    edited February 2009
    Turns out that the tweeter wasn't pushed in but the cone of the lower driver was. The speakers have seen better days but they seem to play fine although I haven't done in depth listening to them yet. I'm guess that the issue with the lower driver shouldn't affect its play. AM I right? TIA, Steve
    Pioneer SC-37
    RTiA9-fronts
    CSiA6-center
    RT55i-surrounds
    SVS PB13 Ultra & PSW650
    Monster Power 3250 amp
    Monster Power 2250 amp
    Monster Power HDP-2500 surge pro.



    Denon 3805,CS400i,RT25i's & FX500i's sitting in the basement collecting dust