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    Quote Originally Posted by synsei View Post
    Congratulations Al. I did think about taking these on myself but there was just too much work to do for my aching back to cope with, off to the old fogeys home for me then...
    Dave , They do look interesting , I need some re foaming practice before I jump in and re foam my Tannoy Chavs
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Al View Post
    Dave , They do look interesting , I need some re foaming practice before I jump in and re foam my Tannoy Chavs
    I don't know if you saw it Al, but have a look at my thread on refurbishing my Cheviots. It may be useful.

    http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...hlight=tannoys
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    I don't know if you saw it Al, but have a look at my thread on refurbishing my Cheviots. It may be useful.

    http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...hlight=tannoys
    Geoff I do recall seeing it sometime back , but will have another read

    I am slightly apprehensive
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    Yours are actually easier to work on Al. Mine had the 3128 driver which has the foam bonded to the chassis. Yours being the HPD 315 have the surround held by radial clamping pieces that just unscrew once you pull the foam strips out. Apart from that they are the same to work on.
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    Having just read your Tannoy refurb thread Geoff I congratulate you on a job well done dude, wonderful stuff

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    Thanks Dave. Autumn soon so it'll be project time again. I have a couple of interesting ones up my sleeve.
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