JBL 066 tweeter for L166

[Slim-Shaddy]

I picked up a pair of l116s from Tom yesterday and one of the tweets are bad. I thought I had it working, but as it turns out I was just losing my mind. The speakers sound great outside of the bad tweeter. I know it's a shot in the dark, but do any of you have a 066 replacement?
Thanks

[Slim-Shaddy]

Ok.... Not going crazy it did it again.........
What does it mean when a tweeter plays barely audible, but when you throw power at it it kind of "pops" back up to the loudness it should be?
Also, it's not the crossover or L-pad. This happens while running directly from the amp.

[Slim-Shaddy]

New problem... One of the 122a woofers' voicecoils is getting a little too into the music. He's bumpin' and grindin. Anyway... it's not terrible. I can push and pull the woofer with no rubbing, but certain bass notes cause it to grind. Is this something that can be fixed easily or will I need a whole new re-cone? If it's a pain in the ass I'll just buy a replacement.

[OCCD]

Those woofers were re-foamed by JBL. They may not have centered the VC proper. I can re-foam it again and do it proper.  JBL woofers are a bit tricky sometimes.

[Slim-Shaddy]

Ok...I really hope that's what's going on with them. Those woofers aren't cheap, and recone jobs are even more expensive

[Slim-Shaddy]

That's exactly what it is. I pushed at the surround all along the circumference and it rubbed at the top and left, and had free play at the bottom.

[YSRACER]

Try flipping it in the cabinet, gravity may be enough to stop the rub until Tom can re-foam it.

WRT the tweeter, you say you've got it connected directly to an amp !!??  Full range !!??

[Slim-Shaddy]

I just had it connected for a second at low volume until it kicked on. Bear in mind I thought it was bad... As for the woofer, I already have it out and devoid of foam.