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I haven't replaced any of the speakers but I do know that there are many that have replaced the tweeters. Mine sound fine as is so I am not messing with them.

If you look at Photos, Files, Databases, and Wiki in the left column you may find a schematic. I did not . However you can order the caps for

I’m preparing to recap my DQM-9s as they are original and was wondering if anyone has a crossover schematic or parts list? Would prefer ordering parts before I pull the speakers apart. Thanks.

This is a Dipole woofer in an open cabinet. Polarity is reversed in the rear pointing woofer. I would like to add one in my DQ10’s, DQ20i’s, DQ20’s. Bill

On another pair of speakers I put an extra layer of MDF glued and screws and then used a router. Bill

Sounds like your not lacking in wattage that's for sure. The 10's are generally pretty hungry. Once bi-amped they are a little more reasonable. As for subs I'd stick with vintage alnico mags in sealed

I'll probably mostly use my accompanying Adcom gfa 555 for bass duty. It is listed as 22kohm input impedance. The chart in the LP-1 manual suggests adding a .056 in parallel so I'll try that. I am no

I like anything seas makes so I might give that a look and doesn't hurt that it was co-designed with Linkwitz. I have to make a sub for someone this summer anyway so might pick one up. If I try it in

SEAS has a really great subwoofer that can even be used as a woofer. Madisound carries it. https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/approx-10-subwoofers/seas-l26ro4y-10-subwoofer-4-layer-vc-d1004-04/

I really like my stereo DQ-10/DQ-1W/LP1 setup. I actually have two sets of DQ-1W subs and one of the drivers is open; the voice coil finally gave it up. I was going to get it reconed but I'm having so

Good move as you now have the ticket right in your hands with the LP1. Figure out your amps input impedance. Run the math to determine the 6db cap size. Then select and order up a few different types.

It is a Dahlquist board for sure. But these are the advent masonite ring woofers so not a super early model. But also not originally mirrored. Seems like if the board was an upgrade that that would

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check that out.

I had Orange Co Speakers replace the VC in mine. They are no longer, but the tech that did the work opened a new shop. Speaker Repair Pros in Garden Grove, CA. IIRC it was $100 repair.

Really interesting. have never seen a factory DQ board like that - and it looks like it was factory stamped with the red DQ in the upper left corner?

It is a bit of a mystery. The the mids don't have orange dust caps so I am assuming they are a later version. I'll check the woofers later, I don't think they are CTS, but I have to go in and replace

John--I do have my ebay notifications set to let me know if anything ever shows up. I'm in no hurry, just curious to see what the sub might be like as I didn't have one previously. And I have the LP1

hi everyone I am in brooklyn, NY .... 1 pair of DQ-10s and stands ( rebuilt) woofers refoamed by miller sound....? mirror image set? all good to go plus two Dq-1w all for 600$ be safe BIll

Fifteen years ago, Dahlquist did not exist. Only Dahlquist Holdings up in Canada owned by Audiosphere Technologies, which was Dahlquist in name only, and Regnar were around then to use the name.

The 33 F-WK shows up occasionally on eBay if you don't mind waiting a few months or a year for one. There are other 33 F types of woofer that will perform to varyingly different degrees in that box,