Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Polk Monitor 7 Update.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
I got them with one dead mid/bass unit. I replaced it with a driver recommended by Frank at The Speaker Shop, and they sounded ok. A day later, the other original mid/bass driver died. I didn't want to buy another replacement. Fortunately, I was able to buy an original pair of Polk drivers. 
The Monitor 7s are now all original again, and sound fantastic. I was smart to buy them as a teenager, stupid to let them go, and I'm fortunate to have them again. I'd still love to hear the Monitor 10s, with 2 of those mid/bass drivers, that I couldn't afford way back then.
It really does sound better.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(235)
-
▼
July
(24)
- No title
- Saturday Update.
- Rogers Monitor 2s refinished.
- No title
- Just arrived. JBL L56.
- Just arrived. Just refoamed. Just Refinished. Alte...
- Just arrived.
- Rogers Monitor 2 photos.
- Midweek Update
- Just arrived. Sherwood S-7200
- No title
- Just arrived. Just refoamed. NHT Model 1 loudspeak...
- Just Arrived. Sansui 5900Z.
- Mission 717, tweeters replaced.
- Polk Monitor 7 Update.
- Bang & Olufsen Beovox S40 speakers
- Just Arrived. Mission 717s in rough shape.
- The Sansui AU-777 Returns.
- Technics by Panasonic SA-5250 Receiver.
- This is not a Photoshop trick. These Dynacos are m...
- Pioneer SX-626
- EPI 100s. All time classics. Again.
- Polk Audio Monitor 7s, my first name brand high fi...
- Canada Day Update.
-
▼
July
(24)
3 comments:
i hope that with all of your speaker posts you have a free wall speaker installation . i could be a good idea for your services.
I had a pair of Polk 5s, which I loved. I'd love to hear them now.
Lloyd If I recall you sold these for a pair of Energy 22's how do you think they stack up against the 22's?
Post a Comment