- GS401A Fun - 1 Update
- 402 cone refurbishment - 2 Updates
Sean Gibbins <se...@funkygibbins.me.uk>: Feb 17 10:57AM
Hi Folks,
It's been a while!
I spotted Simon's post about his 402 cones so I thought I'd fire one off
regarding the pots on my 401As, which I have just dug out and am in the
process of sorting out.
A few years back (2020 to be precise) I sent my 401C crossovers to
Wilmslow Audio in order to get the pots removed and any other components
replaced where necessary and it cost me £90. I considered doing the same
again with the boards from my 401As and they want £200 now, which is
more than I want to pay.
Are there any good guides out there on how to work on the pots
themselves? I have little experience in electronics, so any advice needs
to be aimed at someone barely competent with a soldering iron!
Sean
SimonY <syea...@gmail.com>: Feb 17 12:40AM -0800
Dear Galeites. I have been reading some of the posts and news of members
like DS and John M and many others and what to extend back the warm
feeling of all those years of sharing our moments and struggles with the
passions we have for Gales. Thank you all. This is almost an iconic group
now as it is mostly in storage like my 402s have been. I have been delaying
doing the refoaming. It's the thought of the challenge rather than the work
as I did reform my 401s some years back and have a few kits from the gale
foam supplier. I also found a box of midrange speakers modern ones from the
same manufacturer as earlier versions. Only a couple of them and some that
need reforming. I will try and find a thread on removing the cloth and
getting inside the cabinets. All the best Simon
bobparkins <bobpa...@aol.com>: Feb 17 09:11AM
Glad people are still around! My Gales are still around also, but get less usage than they deserve - must look into it!
-------- Original message --------From: SimonY <syea...@gmail.com> Date: 17/02/2026 08:40 (GMT+00:00) To: Gale Audio <gale-...@googlegroups.com> Subject: 402 cone refurbishment Dear Galeites. I have been reading some of the posts and news of members like DS and John M and many others and what to extend back the warm feeling of all those years of sharing our moments and struggles with the passions we have for Gales. Thank you all. This is almost an iconic group now as it is mostly in storage like my 402s have been. I have been delaying doing the refoaming. It's the thought of the challenge rather than the work as I did reform my 401s some years back and have a few kits from the gale foam supplier. I also found a box of midrange speakers modern ones from the same manufacturer as earlier versions. Only a couple of them and some that need reforming. I will try and find a thread on removing the cloth and getting inside the cabinets. All the best Simon
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