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Yamaha Replacement Diaphram For S115-4 HornItem # 40250
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YAMAHA REPLACEMENT DIAPHRAM FOR S115-4 HORN
Replacement diaphram for the Yamaha S115-4 Horn.
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Is this diaphram 16 ohm???
Is it the same diaphram as that in the S115111 cab??Asked on 1/7/2013 by Anonymous1 answer
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This is an 8 ohm diaphgram designed to fit only the S115 cabinet.Answered on 1/8/2013 by Anonymous
Q:
My Speaker is a WF115 Yamaha Wave Force PA Speaker. The actual driver for my horn in the speaker (has a 15 '' mid and a true horn) is an Eminence Speaker. Two Questions. 1) Is the S115-4 the correct replacement diaphram? 2) Should I not replace the whole assembly?
Here are the numbers on the assembly...JAY2080, 02049, 67-94020054 62 EminenceAsked on 11/14/2010 by Salty from Tallahassee florida1 answer
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Correct, the S115-4 is the right replacement diaphram. You would not have to replace the whole assembly.Answered on 1/5/2011 by Anonymous
Q:
What causes these yamaha horn diaphram for s115 to fail , and how common is it?
When troubleshooting, will a good diaphragm have continuity, and a bad one have no continuity?
Do they have a life expectancy?Asked on 8/22/2010 by Bassman from Gardnerville, Nv1 answer
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In general all passive speakers life span are subject to the other equipment being used with it, and the conditions in which it's being used under. Operator error can play a part in overloading the speakers.Answered on 9/20/2010 by Justin from PSSL
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if my horns are blown , will this make my system cut off if i turn the volume up loud.Asked on 2/3/2010 by 9 speed from parkin ark.1 answer
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When you blow your horns, you will get terrible noise. I doubt the system will cut itself off.Answered on 2/4/2010 by Stephen from PSSL from Cypress, CA
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If the horns blew out on my speaker would this be what I would need to replace it?Asked on 1/17/2010 by Erick from Loomis, CA1 answer
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Depends on what speaker you have. This is the actual speaker portion of the horn, so this attatches to the back of the horn inside the cabinet.Answered on 1/20/2010 by Leroy D. from Cypress, CA
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