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looking for sealed back midrange drivers

orangecat
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I know this isn't really a audio forum but i figured i ask anyways. Anyways i'm looking for a sealed back midrange driver to replace the ones that are in my old Technics speakers since one of them has a hole in it and doesn't make any sound and the other is pretty abused. it's hard to find one to replace them with because they are an odd 4.5inch size and 8 ohm impedance. i dont care what it look like but it needs to be at least 40 watts RMS and can handle a relatively flat response from 3k-6k.

 

I've been looking for a while for a replacement but i haven't had much success and i've checked on parts express but they don't have much.

 

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Unsure if they ship to Canada, but this was quickly Google'd: http://www.europe-audio.com/Producten_c.asp?Productgroep_b_ID=715&Productgroep_a_ID=68

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you should check AMD or Nvidia's website for the latest drivers. :)

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Unsure if they ship to Canada, but this was quickly Google'd: http://www.europe-audio.com/Producten_c.asp?Productgroep_b_ID=715&Productgroep_a_ID=68

Thanks man that white driver is nearly a perfect replacment.

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Thanks man that white driver is nearly a perfect replacment.

 

Sweet. :)

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