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Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 6:14 pm
by louis
The speaker is now at Belisle Accoustic for evaluation of the problem.
I'll report back as soon as I know!
Louis
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 6:15 pm
by Dr.HI-TONE
cool, good luck!
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Fri Aug 02, 2013 2:49 am
by louis
Finally got the phone call I was waiting for!
There was a short in the coil so he changed the coil without ruining the cone !
I have to go and pick it up tomorrow ,it will cost $85 for the repair so I guess I'm lucky.
He's been in the speaker business since the 70's and have been a Fane distributor in the 80's
so he know's his stuff and laughed when I asked him to save the cone ,he said that all the
guy's who walk's in with a vintage speaker are afraid and he said that the speaker sometimes shakes like hell just being afraid too ?
I have a question!.........what is the cause of a short in coil ?
Thank's!
Louis
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Fri Aug 02, 2013 3:04 pm
by OldSchoolDave
Congrats, Louis! Sounds like you found the right guy. Wish there were more true "repair" experts out there, as opposed to wholesale reconers.
louis wrote:
I have a question!.........what is the cause of a short in coil ?
Could be due to excessive power melting the thin copper wire at a weak spot or a rub physically wearing it away.
In any case, should be good as new now
.
Dave
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Sat Aug 03, 2013 4:46 am
by louis
OldSchoolDave wrote:Congrats, Louis! Sounds like you found the right guy. Wish there were more true "repair" experts out there, as opposed to wholesale reconers.
louis wrote:
I have a question!.........what is the cause of a short in coil ?
Could be due to excessive power melting the thin copper wire at a weak spot or a rub physically wearing it away.
In any case, should be good as new now
.
Dave
Thank's Dave !............................I appreciate!
Louis
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 12:52 am
by louis
Thank's for everything !
the cab sounds very good ,I never heard it with all the speakers working, only with 3.
This is a heavy cab ,Gee's ..........my back !!...........how many watts are those speakers each ?
Am I crazy or the sound is very chewy and smooth on the high end ?
Wish I could post clips.
Louis
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 2:22 pm
by OldSchoolDave
louis wrote:
Am I crazy or the sound is very chewy and smooth on the high end ?
Not certain what you mean by that description. Hiwatt Fanes aren't supposed to have the "Celestion sizzle".
In any case, glad to hear your cab is back in full song! Let the repair guy know he may want to advertise his services to a wider community.
Dave
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 11:26 pm
by louis
OldSchoolDave wrote:louis wrote:
Am I crazy or the sound is very chewy and smooth on the high end ?
Not certain what you mean by that description. Hiwatt Fanes aren't supposed to have the "Celestion sizzle".
In any case, glad to hear your cab is back in full song! Let the repair guy know he may want to advertise his services to a wider community.
Dave
Well one song that I like to play is Hendrix Machine Gun's with my Univibe or Trower's Bridge of Sighs and
I just know when the notes are ear piercing or not ,..... especially on MG's cause I have to pull some high notes
and with this cab ,the high notes are round and warm almost velvety !......maybe I'm lucky
Must be the heaviest cab I've ever had ........how many watts are they each ?
Thank's.....................Louis
Louis
Re: SE4123 ex Jeff Stinco Simple Plan cab
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:09 am
by louis
What happened to the Jam 3 video on You Tube ,
I think it was a great one with a lot of nice juicy tones ?
It now say's.............Private
Oh Well !!!.........Life must go on !!
Louis