Tannoy

I have a pair of PBM8s and blew a woofer. Any suggestions on repair/replacement?

Update: I submitted a spare parts request ticket and have a case number, but have not yet received a response.

30 Dec Update: Parts said they couldn't help. Does anyone have any leads or suggestions? These are great speakers and I'd hate to give them up.

I was left two Tannoy speakers (LSU/HF/IIILZG/8U) by my father, and would like to know who the original owner was. He may have acquired these from Abbey Road studio when they upgraded in 1973-4 (his company was a supplier of theirs), but can this be proven? They have serial numbers attached.

Dear sir, 

  We regret to inform you that the delivery of materials in India too bad after order it takes more than 6-8 month also no one is supporting properly. We are executing government projects like convention centre, auditorium and many more but we are so much upset with your delivery and service here. 

I play digital piano at home ( just cocktail piano- no singing). I have an excellent and very critical ear for music. I play high quality sampled or modelled pianos. My setup at home gives me the perfect sound I need into my Bose headphones. I also play organ, and need some speakers which can reproduce the organ pedal frequency ( down to about 40 hertz).  I would like a pair of speakers to hear the Rotary speaker effect of the organ Leslie simulator.

Task: I want to play some occasional gigs in pubs/ coffee bars ( maybe only 6 per year). Instead of buying a set of speakers for home and a small P.A. Setup for small gig work, I am considering using Tannoy Reveal 802 Monitors for both jobs to get value for money.

The case For: Reveal 802 have 100w power each, and for background piano, I think about 30watts should be fine. So they would not be stressed at all. They have excellent reviews for good bass response without a sub, so should give a rich sound for piano lower keys or organ pedals.

So has anybody else tried this? 

Re: Case CAS-466240-T5N7P2

I sent in a Tannoy Gold 8 studio monitor to be repaired since it was still under warranty.  I sent the speaker into the repair center on June 29 and I received notification that it arrived on July 14.  The only communication I have gotten since then was on September 13 which stated:

Your unit has been evaluated and parts have been ordered. We currently do not have the parts in stock and they have been placed on back order. I do not have an ETA at this time.

Is there a reason that a repair should take this long? Why not just send a replacement since the monitor was still under warranty?

I would appreciate some clarification and some action since having one expensive monitor sitting in my studio does me little good.

Thank You

Jeffrey