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    Bay area re-cone?

    I have a 604-16x with a LF voice coil that is rubbing. I was thinking of getting a new cone from Great Plains and having someone local install it. Can anyone recommend a good place for a re-cone job around San Jose or Santa Cruz CA?
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    Dan

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    Re: Bay area re-cone?

    I would seriously just consider having Bill do them at GPA. He did a beautiful job on my 416 recones recently ! Costs more (shipping) , but what doesn't for a good job.

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    Re: Bay area re-cone?

    Yeah, I still may do that. I've just had some really bad luck shipping heavy items. Even with incredible packing.
    Dan

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    Re: Bay area re-cone?

    GPA have packing suggestions on their website.
    Double box it, bolt the driver to plywood.

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    Re: Bay area re-cone?

    The folks up at A Brown Soun have probably seen as many Altecs as anyone. Not sure if the current crew has much experience or where they source parts but they are worth a call to discuss. The trip up to San Rafael from San Jose is a ways but I have done this a couple of times just to avoid boxing up very heavy pieces.

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