@bstatmeister
Please, please, please (a little James Brown here) don’t put those Vandersteen Model 2C’s out to pasture! There may be a speaker recone kit made specifically for those babies. To save money you could buy the kits and do it yourself or have a speaker tech do it for you.
Go ahead and take the speaker covers off and you’ll know right away if the cones are ripped, dented or decomposing in anyway. This way is far less expensive than buying new speakers and if you did decide to put them out to pasture you could at least sell them as they have been rebuilt, and not just sitting in your old hi-fi tech closet that we all have. Hope this helps.
Please, please, please (a little James Brown here) don’t put those Vandersteen Model 2C’s out to pasture! There may be a speaker recone kit made specifically for those babies. To save money you could buy the kits and do it yourself or have a speaker tech do it for you.
Go ahead and take the speaker covers off and you’ll know right away if the cones are ripped, dented or decomposing in anyway. This way is far less expensive than buying new speakers and if you did decide to put them out to pasture you could at least sell them as they have been rebuilt, and not just sitting in your old hi-fi tech closet that we all have. Hope this helps.