Canterbury replacement Speakers

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ric3677

Discussion Starter · #1 · Oct 10, 2005

I know this has been gone over before but since we lost all the past data in the crash, I have to resort to asking again.

We have the metal ones that come with the original wired Canterbury's. With time they have gotten beat up and some are not working properly.

Can anyone tell me where to turn? We have tested all of ours and DB rates are located together which results in better working voice calls. Are the replacement speakers going to work with ours and vice-versa.

I hope this all makes sense to someone.

thanks in advance.......Rickyd

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#7 · Oct 10, 2005

An electronics supply house will have the microphone cable you want. Ask for 2 conductor shielded, make sure it has a braided shield. The 2 inner conductors get twisted together and go to pin 2. The shield goes to pin 1. Look for cable with a heavy duty outer jacket. In an emergency, standard 16ga lamp cord will work also.

Eric