I had considered rebuilding Apogee Duettas at one time and if they are still around True Sound Works will do a great job rebuilding the speakers, but it will cost you plenty. I eventually ended up with Analysis Audio speakers.
Apogee Acoustics repair Is it a waste of money to rebuild a pair of Duetta Signature's
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So here is the story, I picked up a pair of Duetta's for VERY CHEAP price, and was told that the ribbons was damaged on both speakers, the woofer panels look like something had cut into the ribbons on both woofers and damaged the circuit trace sandwiched in between, the tweeter/mids on one works but not the other, but overall the the frame is solid
I tested them and the panels would play to some degree but only if you turn the amp up, Circuit Trace arcing maybe?
so my question to you guy's is. do you think it is worth the money to make a box and pay to have them rebuilt? I understand that there is a place called True Sound Works audio in Nevada, that rebuilds them. I have sent them a note on their site but has not heard back from them, has anyone had any experience with them? and if so what is their protocol for sending to them and price for a rebuild. what would you do?
So here is the story, I picked up a pair of Duetta's for VERY CHEAP price, and was told that the ribbons was damaged on both speakers, the woofer panels look like something had cut into the ribbons on both woofers and damaged the circuit trace sandwiched in between, the tweeter/mids on one works but not the other, but overall the the frame is solid
I tested them and the panels would play to some degree but only if you turn the amp up, Circuit Trace arcing maybe?
so my question to you guy's is. do you think it is worth the money to make a box and pay to have them rebuilt? I understand that there is a place called True Sound Works audio in Nevada, that rebuilds them. I have sent them a note on their site but has not heard back from them, has anyone had any experience with them? and if so what is their protocol for sending to them and price for a rebuild. what would you do?