OH Dan,  I didn't know you could do that.  What sort of place should I look
for to restore the speakers?  I thought we'd have to get new ones and I was
dreading it as I know Merrill would have a cow, they are his and are at
least 30 years old.

Hope all are having a great New Years.  We are very quiet here.  Teen son
has gone to an all night party, Dad and Merrill are asleep and I'm
listening to my favorite '50s channel on XM.  Ruth




At 4:48 PM -0500 12/31/05, Becker, Dan wrote:
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ruth Barton
>Sent: Sat 12/31/2005 12:50 AM
>
>> Now I gotta get better speakers.
>
>I just had my vintage EPI 100 bookshelf speakers restored (a pair of the
>originals...real walnut veneer). The foam surrounds on the woofers were
>dry rotted, like any 35 year old speaker would be, and they sounded like
>somebody with a sore throat talking through a mouthful of dry crackers.
>New foam surrounds on the woofers...man, they sound golden again!
>
>Dan
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