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KEF 107 Speaker Repair: Bringing Back the Sound You Love If your KEF 107 speakers are losing their crisp, clear sound, it's time to bring them in for a professional repair. At loudspeakerrepair.com, we offer top-quality restoration services for high-end audio equipment. Our goal is to restore your KEF 107s to their original performance level so you can once again enjoy the flawless sound that made them famous.

We offer:

Woofer and Tweeter Repair: We replace old or damaged components with top-quality parts.

Crossover Restoration: Proper sound separation is essential for high-quality audio, and we ensure your crossovers are functioning perfectly.

Visual Enhancements: If your speakers have suffered wear and tear, we restore them to look as good as new.

At loudspeakerrepair.com, your KEF 107 speakers are in the hands of experts. Contact us today for a quote and bring back the sound you love!

How Does a Woofer Produce Sound? The operation of a woofer is based on electromagnetic principles. When an electrical signal is sent from an amplifier to the woofer, it travels through the coil. The alternating current in the coil changes the magnetic field, which causes the coil and the attached cone to move back and forth. This movement moves air, creating sound waves. The faster the cone moves, the higher the tone produced. For low tones, the cone moves more slowly, resulting in the typical bass sound.

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