I fear that may be the end for your woofers.

One of my pairs of S45-2's has a non-orginal woofer on it, if you can post a picture of yours we could tell you if yours are original. If you bought a suitably-sized woofers you will have working speakers, they just won't sound as good as the originals.

Simon

Hmm, as I suspected, such a shame. I will be better off looking out for another pair then.  Anybody need any spare parts? (other than woofers!)

Maplin do 8" Woofers for 9.99 or 12.99 each that are visually pretty similar, could be worth a try if the skip is the only alternative!

Simon

Don't throw them away, I have just replaced some in a pair of S45's myself. Used

Thats interesting! They might just survive after all!  thanks!

I've been messing around with one of the damaged drivers! I managed to split apart the whole magnet assembly without damaging any thing, apparently! I then figured out a way of reassembling using superglue and a vice (and lots of patience!) and hey presto, one working bass driver! The difficult bit was centralising the core to give free movement without any scratching or interference occuring.  The speaker has now been brought back to life but unfortunately I dont think the midrange is working! The cone moves freely when gently pushed but there is no discernable movememnt when powered up, and it sounds horrible!  When I opened up the speakers after the crash there were bits of coil and magnets broken away from the mounting board, I just superglued them back in position, could their be more damage here than I thought?  Your thoughts would be appreciated,  Jeff

shouldn't the insurance cover this??

Martin/Dillen has a heap of speaker drivers for sale in the For Sale thread, check it out and see if there are any drivers which match your requirements.

Andy

The seller refunded my money and told me to keep them!  I think its time to upgrade to silver membership!