I have two DQ 1W's for sale if you want to consider one.

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If nothing moves the voice coil has distorted and is wedged in the magnet

The speaker of my DQ-1W just broke. Elecrically it is OK but nothing moves anymore. Probably?it will not be possible to repair it. So I'm looking for a replacement speaker.

It is a 13" SEAS 33 F-WK DQ.

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Any idea on where to possibly find one?

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Auction Zip , the auction pick up point was in Ohio somewhat close to Cleveland. I would have to say the DQ’s were probably the steal of the auction. There were a lot of other electronics in that sale that I was not familiar with their values.

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Thanks- did anyone see the on line auction last week- a pair of 10’s went for $200.00! ?No typo!!

Garry Haseman <garry_has@...> added the photo album DQ-10 Midrange_Phillips ad 5060 : From Phillips Loudspeaker Handbook_Pub 1981

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By: Garry Haseman <garry_has@...>

Hi, thanks to all for your replies and yes I was thinking this is where I would get to, needing to make a set..?

I guess a starting point would be to trace a template using the end elevation of the grille frames and start there.

Again, many thanks for the advice.

Cheers,

Garry.

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I have two original Dahlquist DQ-1W subwoofers for sale. Both have nice wood veneers (maybe an 8/10) and the grill cloth has been replaced with acoustically transparent cream (or off white) fabric with a classy wool look. No other mods - original?drivers with no issues whatsoever. Both units work flawlessly. Non-smoking environment. They have been carefully packed away. Moving and no room for them.

I also have a DQ-LP1 crossover I want to sell with them. Will not sell Xover separately. Doubt anyone wants to pay for shipping these so if interested I am near Durham, NC. If interested I can be reached at sky27709@...

The only place I'd know would be eBay or a member here since they've been out of production for some 40 years.

Hello from Australia and congrats to all on the fantastic site.

I've recently "almost" completed a restoration on my DQ-10's and the last task was to attach the side panels but alas, they are nowhere to be found, solely due to relocation in another town and the rogue efforts of some "knuckle dragging neanderthal" moonlighting as a removalist...

So my real problem is that I need to obtain side panels and hoping someone on this site can help me.

Many thanks in advance for advice or direction..

Cheers..

There's some confusion here. Not trying to match 2 subs in the same room. Here's the setup:

Room 1 - pair of DQ-10's and one sub (music only)
Room 2 - Pair of DQ-10's....AND....in-ceiling surround speakers...both of which utilize sub #2

So my question is, what would be a good powered sub recommendation for both arrangements, given that one is solely for music and the second sub serves as BOTH a music and a surround sub?

If you are only planning on using one sub at time things get much simpler. Any of the subs should be fine. Having an easy way to adjust crossover, level, phase, polarity and EQ is a big plus. If you do not have the ability to measure, like using REW, then you will have to do this by ear. That favors the SVS with its phone AP.?

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There are many different ways to perform the integration. I can send some links if you’re interested.

I'm on the mid-low end of technical knowledge. But having said that I'm also not shooting for "sound nirvana." The decision to have the one sub do "double duty" is solely because I have a set of DQ-10's in my main room along with the in-ceiling surround speakers. Dq-10 are for dedicated music and surround is for, well, TV of course. I just don't want to have two subs in that room. So may plan is to incorporate a simple A/B switch so if it's music, the sub is drawing its signal from one amp, and if it's surround, I switch it and it gets its signal from my A/R receiver.

Integrating a sub can be very challenging.
Within limits how well you integrate it is more important than the specific sub.?

If you have the knowledge, skills, ability and test equipment most any sub can be made to work.?

The SVS1000 pro looks attractive if you do not as the AP can substitute for most of the above.
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Can you give us an idea of where you are on the experience/ knowledge spectrum?

That's an interesting plan SpongeSound! All I can tell you is, based on MY experience integrating the subs to seemlessly blend into each system could be challenging.

in my situation, the room layout dictated that I position my sub in one particular corner of the room behind the component rack. This made set up challenging! Every little adjustment to the sub required that I get up from the listening position, walk across the room, make the adjustment on the back of the sub, then walk back to the listening position and evaluate. Rinse and repeat over and over again.?

The SVS iPhone app makes it extremely easy to integrate because every tweak or adjustment can be done in real time from the listening position. This makes a HUGE difference. Everything else being equal, I would choose the SVS every time because of ease of integration, but that's based on my system and my room configuration.?