Speaker Service
Enclosure construction and repair
Our custom cabinet manufacturing, modification and repair service covers all speakers great and small. We can design, construct or modify almost any Hi-Fi, professional, musical instrument or related enclosure. Talk to us about the most suitable design and materials for your project. We can also custom design and make grill frames, stands, guitar, bass and other instrument speaker enclosures and pretty much anything else.
Got some high quality or vintage speakers you'd like to offload? We're…
Upgrade or modify your existing speakers
When our chef of design, Michael Vowles, is not working on his private thesis on the history of Post-Industrial punk rock bands of the mid 1990s, he's often found casting a critical eye over our customers' speaker systems with the subversive idea of making them do things the manufacturer never dreamed of.
Scan-Speak and Peerless drivers, Musicap capacitors, Carlsson inductors, Ortofon internal cabling and other parts can coalesce into a sophisticated result. With a full…
Professional speaker service
Why do all the important professional sound companies trust Speakerbits for their professional speaker repairs? Our twenty five years of experience in the caper must be a major factor.
Our commitment to ensuring that every professional speaker recone or diaphragm replacement is carried out to the highest standard is another. That every repair we carry out is executed for maximum reliability and longevity means a lot too.
Dick Straight, a practising musician and speaker technician…
Hi-Fi and automotive speaker services
After twenty five years in the trenches, we've seen just about every speaker fault imaginable.
Have your foam surround suspension rings rotted or perished?
Many quality speakers made between about 1970 and 1990 used soft foam for the outer suspension ring of the bass and midrange speaker. This is widely regarded by speaker professionals as the best material for sound quality – but unfortunately the limited life span means that it will eventually need to…