Does anyone know if these woofers are proprietary or off the shelf parts like the Vifa tweeters? (couldn't find mention of that on these forums) I would definitely appreciate any and all opinions on whether or not it is worth trying to find replacement drivers from a company like partsexpress or maybe I should be looking at having them fixed locally. I've yet to remove the rear cover, or non-removable front grill for that matter, so I'm not sure if it is the foam surround that's bad or maybe the voice coil. The mid and high frequencies are still crystal clear with no distortion. This is especially apparent when watching movies. The speakers are now making a popping/crackling sound when there is low bass, even at low to moderate volume levels. After reading many posts it would seem that these are v1 since later revisions had a plastic cover on the back. I purchased these new sometime in the 90's - the ones w/ the spring clips and wooden back. I'm hoping to hear back from someone who has had first hand experience with either repair or replacement of the woofer(s) in the Paradigm Titan loudspeakers. The speaker system includes two front speakers, two rear speakers, a center channel and subwoofer. The serial number is located on the amp panel on the back of the subwoofer. The speakers have a black finish and serial numbers beginning with 111028 and higher.

Install Checkpoint Gaia Virtualbox Images on this page. Price: $250/pair (magnetic shielding adds $20/pair).

Serial Numbers Of Units Reviewed: 381893, 381894. If it fixes the bad speaker then it's the driver. If you still have the issue it's the crossover. Take the woofer out of the good speaker and put it in the bad speaker. 3) If it's just one speaker, then you can try to narrow down the problem down to the woofer or the crossover. Price: $1600/pair (matching 25' AudioStream J-60 stands cost $179/pair). Serial numbers of units reviewed: 10059/60.

Paradigm Speaker Serial Numbers