Sansui replacement parts?

[CasualKiller]

Probably a long shot but I figured I'd ask here. Picked up a pair of SP-X7000's but one needs a replacement midrange.

Anyone know where to source parts for these dinosaurs? Or anyone familiar with Sansui speakers recommend an aftermarket equivalent? It's a 5 inch driver, no idea on crossover freqs etc unfortunately.

[Big Daddy]

Speaker Parts: Scroll all the way down to see the parts for Sansui
http://www.oaktreeent.com/Sansui_Speaker_Parts.htm
http://www.speakerworks.com/tweeters_s/49.htm


Speaker Repair:
http://www.speakerrepair.com/OCSAuth.html
http://www.speakerex.com/tweeters.html
http://www.speakerex.com/
http://www.fredsoundofmusic.com/speaker_repair.html
http://nealspeakerrepair.com/
http://www.speakerworks.com/speaker_...vices_s/39.htm

Used Parts:
http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=San...kers&_osacat=0
http://realisticturntable.com/Speakers-4-sansui.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sansui-SP-X9000-...d=p3286.c0.m14
http://deals-today.com/sansui/index....D=213058108022

[CasualKiller]

You are the man

[CasualKiller]

Found what appear to be some very nice after market 5" midranges for 20.00, same ohms and watt rating as the original. Only thing is they are rated slightly higher at 800-8000khz and the originals are only 1500-4000khz.

It shouldn't matter though should it, the crossovers would still cut them off at the frequencies Sansui intended?

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by CasualKiller

Found what appear to be some very nice after market 5" midranges for 20.00, same ohms and watt rating as the original. Only thing is they are rated slightly higher at 800-8000khz and the originals are only 1500-4000khz.

It shouldn't matter though should it, the crossovers would still cut them off at the frequencies Sansui intended?

You should be ok. A lot of these frequency ratings are marketing BS.