Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

Who is everyone using to rebuild dash speakers? I have my original but think the voice coil is damaged so I don't think it can be fixed. But I think I have another. I found some aftermarket ones but the magnet is in the wrong position for the nova mounting bracket.

Jason

Re: Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

Not much of a website but they do miracles

http://speakersaver.com/

Re: Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

Thanks just found this shop. Anyone use them.


The Speaker Shop
9074 Market Street
North Lima, Ohio 44452

Re: Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

Speaker shop 70-80 dollars to rebuild your original plus shipping both ways.

I juast found this place (See link) that reproduces the original GM 4X10 10 ohm speaker. With the design they used you can rotate the magnet cover for multiple mounting brackets for different GM cars. I have one on order it should be here this weekend. I will post picture when I get it.

Jason

http://www.turnswitch.com/speakers.htm

Re: Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

Jason,

I used the speaker shop for my front speaker.They did a nice job with good turn around time. www.thespeakershop.com

Re: Dash speaker rebuild for my 68 Nova
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jasonL78</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Speaker shop 70-80 dollars to rebuild your original plus shipping both ways.

I juast found this place (See link) that reproduces the original GM 4X10 10 ohm speaker. With the design they used you can rotate the magnet cover for multiple mounting brackets for different GM cars. I have one on order it should be here this weekend. I will post picture when I get it.

Jason

http://www.turnswitch.com/speakers.htm
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I bought their 4x10 dash speaker for the Firebird and it works fine. Match up what you have by sight on their website. Some of the speakers are misidentified, such as the one for my 72 Firebird which was oval even though they said it should be the rectangular one. (The original had never been removed from the car before it blew out, so I knew the oval was correct).