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Sound Projects - Baltimore Md - 410-254-9080 - 443-803-6671

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Supporting the following Manufacturers:

JL Audio Models

12W3, 8W7, 10W7, 12W7, 13W7, 10W6 V2, 12W6 V2, 15W6, 18W6, AUDIO 10, AUDIO 12

ACOUSTIC	CELESTION	GROUND ZERO	MESA BOOGIE	ROCKFORD/FOSGATE
ADS	CERWIN VEGA	HARTKE	MEYER	ROLA
ADVENT	CIARE	INFINITY	MMATS	ROLAND
ALPINE	COMMUNITY	JBL	MTX	SAAT
ALTEC	CTS	JENSEN	MUSCLE MAGNET	SAMMI
AMERICAN PRO	DAS	JL AUDIO	OHM	SONY
AMPEG	DIAMOND	JVC	ONKYO	SOUND STREAM
AR	DIGITAL AUDIO	KEF	ORION	SPEAKER LABS
ATC	DYNACO	KENWOOD	OXFORD	SUNN
ATC	DYNACORD	KICKER	PARADIGM	SWR
ATOMIC	EAW	KICS	PAS	TAD
AUDIO BAHN	EDEN	KLIPSCH	PD	TANNOY
B & C	EMILAR	KUSTOM	PEAVEY	TOA
B & O	EMINENCE	LANZAR	PHL AUDIO	TRIO
B & W	EPI	LESLIE	PHOENIX GOLD	TRUSONIC
B52	ESS	MA AUDIO	PIONEER	TURBO
BAG END	EV	MACKIE	POLK	TURBO SOUND
BAZOOKA	FANE	MAGNET	PRECISION DEVICES	UTAH
BEYMA	FENDER	MARTIN	PYLE	VOX
BOSE	FOSTEX	McCAULEY	RAMSA	WESTERN ELECTRIC
BOSTON ACOUSTIC	G & S	McFEARSON	RCF	YAMAHA
BOZAK	GAUSS	McINTOSH	RCF-EAW	ZUES

See below for packing and shipping instructions.

Most of the recones use factory original parts, i.e., Rockford Fosgate and others. Some parts are after-market carefully selected and expertly matched to original specs by highly skilled and experienced individuals who've spent many years in the recone business . Voice coils, the most crucial replacement part, are very carefully wound to original tolerances and specifications. Edge-wound cross sections match very closely to the originals. Dedicated hands are at work to re-engineer high quality and reliability

and the cost is reasonable.

Recones range in price from $40.00 - $125.00 plus shipping & handling. There are too many models to list - please call for pricing or email jb @ soundproject.com.

Shipping & Packing Instructions:

Ship to:

Sound Projects 3306 Hamilton Ave Baltimore, Md 21214

Take the speakers out of the cab, note the wire colors so you can hook them back up with the proper polarity when you get them back. Tape a piece of cardboard over the front of the woofer to protect the cone. Then tape the woofers together face to face, like a clamshell, and place them in a plastic bag. Use either styrofoam peanuts or wadded newspaper for packing. Double boxing is also good for heavier woofers.