I just read your post and wanted to comment. Rich, Owner of True Sound Works, has been restoring Apogees for many years now. He is who I call a perfectionist. The Duetta’s are amazing sounding speakers if you invest in the right amplifier to drive them.
My suggestion is to reach out via telephone to Rich (# on his website). My Dad owns a pair of Apogee’s that are currently having issues and he is going over to Nevada next week for a visit. So, yes, True Sound Works is still going strong. I also have a pair of the small, but mighty pair of Stages that had to be fixed by TSW many years ago. They still sound great today.
Lastly, as a warning, it is rather easy to catch the Apogee bug. Although the original Apogee company has not been around for a long time- their speaker line was quite amazing- including the Duetta’s. Rich probably has a few restored pairs you could listen to to give you a better idea of what yours could sound like after restoration?
Best of luck whatever direction you choose to go.
My suggestion is to reach out via telephone to Rich (# on his website). My Dad owns a pair of Apogee’s that are currently having issues and he is going over to Nevada next week for a visit. So, yes, True Sound Works is still going strong. I also have a pair of the small, but mighty pair of Stages that had to be fixed by TSW many years ago. They still sound great today.
Lastly, as a warning, it is rather easy to catch the Apogee bug. Although the original Apogee company has not been around for a long time- their speaker line was quite amazing- including the Duetta’s. Rich probably has a few restored pairs you could listen to to give you a better idea of what yours could sound like after restoration?
Best of luck whatever direction you choose to go.