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Totem rainmaker woofer

One of the woofers has started making a noise if you turn up the volume a bit and by looking online, I am having no luck finding a possible replacement. The dealer wants way too much for a new one plus I was informed since they changed the design and I need to buy two. It's a 5.5" 4 ohm with a bolt pattern of 6 that seems to be one of the problems matching. 

norton
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mofimadness's avatar
mofimadness
5,771 posts
 

Send it to Bill Legall at Millersound.  He redid my woofers on my Totem Mites and they were PERFECT.

Highest recommendation to Bill.  He has done some incredible work for me on drivers many said couldn't be fixed...He's a "National Treasure"!!!

http://www.millersound.net/

Here's an AudioGon post about him:

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/bill-legall-millersound-speaker-driver-repair

 

norton OP
96 posts
 

Thank you sir.

knotscott's avatar
knotscott
1,155 posts
 

Have you tried rotating the woofer 180°?  Sometimes gravity takes a toll on the suspension, and rotating it may be a solution.  Low hanging fruit.  If it’s damaged, it’ll definitely need repair or replacement.

norton OP
96 posts
 

Yes I did and didn't change anything but thanks for the suggestion. 

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