When changing from old style to new you need the diaphragm and another doomahickey also. Call GPA and ask them, they'll set you up. I sent mine direct to them so they could recharge the mags at the same time.
Hello guys,
Wondering how difficult to replace the 288 diaphragms? I am thinking of getting 8 ohm type for my 288C's from GPA. I had experienced with the 80X series. I just want to know if I can do it myself on the larger driver. I am in CA. So shipping to Bill in OKC is not really an economical, and easy option to do.
Your inputs will be much appreciated. Thank you!
Abe
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When changing from old style to new you need the diaphragm and another doomahickey also. Call GPA and ask them, they'll set you up. I sent mine direct to them so they could recharge the mags at the same time.
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Thank you very much guys!
Yep! I read the instructions. I think I can do it.
Best,
Abe
QNME In Retro!
Be sure you have the positioning pins. It's a real b**ch to do it without them.
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