Speakers can be re-coned. You might want to do both so they sound the same. The manufacturer might have spares but it will cost more than re-coning.
Damaged Totem Sttaf woofer help
Hello all, I have a pair of Totem Sttaffs that my cat decided to tear apart one of the woofers. Are there options to have the speaker repaired or replaced without spending a ton of money. These speakers are pretty dated now, Totem does not make them anymore.
I actually wouldn't mind getting new speakers, but I wouldn't know what to do with the Sttafs. One of the cabinets also has some slight damage. They're obviously not worth much, but I also can't see just putting them out to the curb.
Any suggestions would be so appreciated.
Thanks!
Tim
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I'd be surprised if they didn't have spares but as an FYI, I just replaced a driver in a Totem Rainmaker speaker about a month ago. I tried calling Totem directly but I ran into a recording that said to reach out to my local dealer which I did. I was able to order and received the replacement within a few days. Only small PITA was that they use torx head screws to secure the driver in the cabinet....also, speaker connections are soldered rather than using a mechanical connector so have a soldering iron handy; once I got my hands on the right torx key replacement was easy. |
Call Millersound at (215) 412-7700 and ask for Bill LeGall. Millersound Speaker Refoaming, Speaker Reconing and Repair Services Their webpage specifically addresses they repair Totem speakers and you will get your speakers back repaired better than new. |
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