Ah, just checked the price list, my cost is more than the price of
reconing by a reasonable amount. So $100US is not out of line for that
speaker - at least form Wurlitzer...

Sorry.

John :-#(#

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 13:06:44 GMT, "mike"
wrote:

thats what my guys charge here in Dallas. PN is # 0011784, box is a 92 model
50CD

"John Robertson" wrote in message
news
Email me the part number and I can let you know if that price is
correct. I'm a Wurlitzer distributor and stock those speakers here in
Canada (and most parts for the OMT). I've had them rebuilt locally for
around $40US by the way...

John :-#)#
www.flippers.com

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 01:33:13 GMT, "mike"
wrote:

No, it probably isn't if that was all this box needed. Unfortunately, I
have another $300+ in cosmetic parts just to make it look decent again.

At some point you have to take a hard look at OEM part prices versus std
market prices. $100 for a simple 10", 4ohm, 50 watt speaker seems a
little
high when generic units can be bought all day long for around $20-$50.
Even
the speaker guys couldnt believe that driver was priced that high from
Wurlitzer.

"James Burke" wrote in message
...
100 each don't sound like a bad deal to keep a nice jukebox sounding
good.


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