I Finally Blew a Speaker Now What?

[Leo_Gnardo]

Thanks Leo,Yes GW took me Bad,plus tried to keep all the vintage caps after the shotgun,all that was wrong was a loose ground wire,$1200 plus shipping and keeps the amp over a year..Pro Speaker Repair (OC speakers) said to bring it in,I sent tedweber some pix and he has a cone called The Thames that will work,But I found a guy in PA and he said he has the NOS cones,and will only charge me $70.each recone lucky the Fanes are not a real heavy speaker

OK let us know how it goes once all is said & done. Sorry to remind you of bad old times - it's a hard earned lesson. For all who may read - avoid the Texas Terror Weber. Those who may be curious, read or watch videos, but don't send your amp there whatever you do. Good luck & hear from you when your speaker's back in the cab, doing what it ought to.

[J M Fahey]

I sent tedweber some pix

Please post some here too.
Fane speakers are somewhat popular in high end BRitish amps (Hiwatt, Orange), "too expensive" for Jim Marshall, and thought all but unavailabe/unused in , so I am curious about what actually crossed the Atlantic and landed in your amp.
And to boot 32 years ago.

[nosaj]

Please post some here too.
Fane speakers are somewhat popular in high end BRitish amps (Hiwatt, Orange), "too expensive" for Jim Marshall, and thought all but unavailabe/unused in , so I am curious about what actually crossed the Atlantic and landed in your amp.
And to boot 32 years ago.

Every Fane I've dealt with were heavy and built like a tank nice frames and super huge magnets.
nosaj