Ohm Speakers Model B

True, but you do get old and a target for Q-19 .
Been there.

Dealt with Ohm on multiple occasions. Never a bad experience and that treated me more than fair on upgrades to cabs and drivers and shipping to Hawaii. You don't stay in business 50 years cheating people. I would keep trying to contact them. 

I just don't see John not being fair about this.  It took me several e-mails recently to reach them, as they are really dealing with Covid effects.  I would try to be patient and try calling.  At a minimum I don't see them taking money and not refunding if they can't produce a solution.  Just not their style.

The web site indicated they were hit hard by Covid in NYC, backlogged and may be harder to get hold of but if you sent money and did not receive the product I would email or call or whatever is needed to get through.  I would have to think they will do what they can else refund the money. 

@johnpascali -- I've dealt with Ohm for many years (had a set of the original Ohm Fs in the late 1970s and own Ohm 1000s today) and have always found them one of the most straightforward companies out there. Something tells me there is more to the story than Ohm just taking your money and stiffing you.

There was a 4 and an 8 ohm version, it seems, so check which one:

https://reconingspeakers.com/product/phenolic-ring-tweeter-8-ohms/

I'm not an Ohm expert, but this seems to be your tweet. The price is right. :)

I would like to rebuild what I have. Boxes are great and i rebuilt the 10'' woofers 

Talked to John at Ohm.Sent in Payment for Tweeters. Kept my Money and never was able to produce speakers. I was planning on taking a trip to Brooklyn. to see what they can do 

THe parts and service for that very early (probably rare) model is here:

Ohm B | Legacy Products | Ohm Speakers | Custom Audiophile Speakers for Music & Home Theater


Shows tweeters as available. Did you talk to Ohm? John Strohbeen?

Says they are worth $500 (original cost many years ago) for trade-in as well THough shipping costs might eat some of that. All needed for trade-in usually is cabinets that can be refurbed, not working drivers.