Quote Originally Posted by sneakyimp View Post
I inherited my father's JBL L26 speakers. I had the woofers repaired last year and then played them too long/loud on my birthday and noticed the next day that all the top end was gone.

I purchased some replacement tweeters on Ebay only to realize that the problem appears to be in the crossover.

I'm wondering if this is expensive to fix? Worth it? Can anyone comment?
The L26 is a nice sounding speaker. Caps and resistors for your crossovers are only a few dollars each, depending on the qualitly level of the cap. ( FYI) The LE25 tweeters can easily be blown at high levels.

Did you test your JBL LE25 tweeters out of the cabinet with an ohm meter or maybe even a 1.5 volt battery? I would think that the voice coil in the tweeters would let go before a fault would occur in the crossover.