Anyone recone an Eden driver?

[Rockbobmel]

I bought a D-210XLT and one driver is scraping and the other creased so I was thinking of re-coning them, or buying a pair oc Celestions from Dave Avatar.

I got it cheap and don't want to pass it on unless it is in good repair.

I guess I am like a rescue person for speakers with hope......

 

[BDT]

I once had both speakers redone at O.C. Speaker (Orange County, CA) for an Eden Metro combo. Good as new afterwards.

 

[Rockbobmel]

Found this...

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[decades]

I've bought from that vendor just recently and have another kit on the way. I emailed them the numbers on the speakers and they were able to tell me what kit I needed. In both of my case, they didn't have the kits in stock but they were able to order them. Keep in mind that if they have to order the kit, then expect at least two weeks for it to arrive.

Their kits do not come partially assembled but, as far as I know, they have the best price. Glues, etc. are extra. What I did was buy contact cement, two part epoxy, and latex caulking from Home Depot. Cost me another 10 bucks or so for the glues but there were enough to recone more speakers. If you don't see reconing anymore in the future then it might be best to purchase the the small amount of glues with the kit.