woofer specs for legacy IIs?

[Guest chizor]

hi all,

i have a pair of legacy IIs which need new woofers. unlike some of the folks around here, i'm not awfully particular about how close the match is - corollary to which, i want to find a good deal on woofers that are merely similar. i hope this isn't seen as heretical, but at least i am conscious that my speakers are of the less classic variety.

are these the woofers which will necessarily require an adapter plate? the four-point mounting pattern looks like a normal square to me.

any clues you all can throw me about the power handling, frequency response, construction of these 10" woofers would be appreciated.

cheers,

aaron.

[dynaco_dan]

>hi all,

>

>i have a pair of legacy IIs which need new woofers. unlike

>some of the folks around here, i'm not awfully particular

>about how close the match is - corollary to which, i want to

>find a good deal on woofers that are merely similar. i hope

>this isn't seen as heretical, but at least i am conscious that

>my speakers are of the less classic variety.

>

>are these the woofers which will necessarily require an

>adapter plate? the four-point mounting pattern looks like a

>normal square to me.

>

>any clues you all can throw me about the power handling,

>frequency response, construction of these 10" woofers would be

>appreciated.

>

>cheers,

>aaron.

>

Radio Shack has woofers that may fit your particular taste.

Good luck

[Guest chizor]

hi vern,

i usually buy speakers from parts express, which has a magnificent selection. so you're right, i should be able to find one, but i'm trying to narrow down the choices by learning a little about the originals.

thanks,

aaron.