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Loudspeaker Repair Service

HUMAN Speakers has been building and repairing speakers since 1987.

My focus here at HUMAN Speakers is building my own new top-quality speakers using my own proprietary, and exceptionally good parts.

There are a few things I can do to help you fix up tired old speakers.

I have scraped and cleaned the baskets and refoamed and reconed thousands of old woofers over the decades - I don't do that any more. For over fifteen years I have built all my new parts on new chassis, using parts made to improved specifications. And I'm not scraping the old foam and various glues off old woofers in order to refoam or recone them. The amount of time involved and the sheer physical wear and tear, compared to what can be charged, precludes offering those services at a reasonable price.

I can usually diagnose what is wrong with most malfunctioning speakers, and as long as the above-mentioned basket-scraping is not involved, I can usually fix them.

I can also use my own hand-made parts to completely rebuild speakers that have good enough (or sentimental enough) cabinets to warrant an upgrade in performance.

I also have extensive experience repairing PA and musical instrument speakers.

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