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I’m great full that this group exist! I was given a pair of DQ10 speaker. The owner was going to throw then away. I hooked them up and they work. They still sounded worth saving even with incorrect

hi everyone Happy Thanksgiving everyone ... I am in brooklyn, NY .... pair of DQ-10s and stands ( rebuilt) woofers refoamed by miller sound....? mirror image set? all good to go plus two D-1w all

Hi just to jump in as I am in Brooklyn, NY?? I have a pair of DQ-10s mirror image set woofer souround redone by miller sound... and the roman col stands reuild last year.?? Plus two DQ-1W all good

Glendale Arizona 85308 area code.

Wheee are you located? [email protected]> wrote:

I hope this is ok to post here: Time to thin the herd a bit. DQ-10s in great shape, all drivers good, with original stands and all original documents. Replacement DT-94 tweeters, (but I can give you

OK, and I still need to somehow test the driver so i can confirm its either the driver or a blown cap. wrote:

They are at another location. I want to see if mine are left or right as u need left? I’ll have to look up what I paid for each of them

Hi Richard - I responded yesterday asking how much you'd want for the Left speaker board. Just following up. William wrote:

There are two sets of DQ-10’s and 2 DQ-1W’s at Dallas Vintage Audio. One DQ-10 set has a massive re-engineered crossover. The other set is a bit rough but probably good for parts.

No problem sharing since they may be of interesting to someone if local. Those "subs" are actually Tannoy dual-concentric speakers (ceramic magnet versions to judge by the frame) in home made

Been a lot of years since I had to pull one from one of my pairs of DQ-10s to affect a repair, but I seem to recall using a combination of unwaxed dental floss slipped behind the frame to cut it loose

Nice! So what subs are those? DD [email protected]> wrote:

Agreed foam will have a different compliance. Plus they are likely genetic. But the oems have produced at least 25 years of proper service. Which by todays standards is definitely above average. I

I hope it's OK to share this. I have no connection, but if I didn't have DQ-20 and DQ-10 I might be responding https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1311113952564630

Alternatively, can I simply apply two leads from some source to the connecting wires (yellow and brown on original xover) to confirm its the driver before I go to the trouble of pulling it?

Is there any "correct" way to remove this driver from the baffle? Noticed it is not just screwed but also glued in place. Then there's the felt backing glued to the back. I could just go at it but

There are replacement foam surrounds for the AD5060/W8: https://speakerrepairshop.nl/en/foam-surrounds/philips/foam-ring-4-inch-for-philips-ad5060w8-midrange/a-3434-10000018 However, I seriously

Great info! It sure would be nice if fresh oem surrounds existed on the market. They would not be very difficult to replace. But would need to be the same thickness, roll dimensions, etc. Butyl would

Found a bit better representation of the Philips driver numbering scheme and what it means in my files: