HI, I have recently inherited an entire collection of B&O. Let me start by saying its amazing. One of the pieces of the collection is a pair of Redline 45.2 and 60.2 speakers. Both pairs have one speaker that sounds muffled, like you were to put a blanket over the speaker. I know that its the speakers and not the stereo, but I'm not entirely sure of what causes the issue. Could it be bad caps? I know enough to get me by, and can do any repairs myself. Could this be a simple fix? Also what parts would be needed, I want to get them as close to their factory state and sound as possible. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Bang & Olufsen Redline 45.2 and 60.2 Problem
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Could be rotten speaker surrounds and changing the caps would also help.
Check out audiofriends for surrounds and beo-parts for capacitors
Check the tweeters first.
Swap them to diagnose and confirm a bad one.
Then replace the capacitors in the crossover filters (Beoparts-shop).
Martin
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