Hi to all from sunny Spain

[spanishflyer]

Maybe it's sunny in the south, but not where I live in Asturias (north of the north...)
Anyway, just got a pair of Wharfedale 8.2 for cheap, but maybe not so... One worked but the other just had the tweeter working.
I dismantled the box, to find the crossover lose and wires all over the place. Tested the base driver and it is ok.
What I would need from you kind pleople would be its crossover wiring and all the details you can find for me; I would very much appreciate it; the way the broken one looks, I will of course dismantle the other, just to make sure it is has not been handled by the same spendthrift animal.
Thanks a lot and best regards,
Spanish Flyer

 

[Analogous]

Hi
Some clear pictures would help understand the situation and get you better suggestions

 

[spanishflyer]

Thanks for your comments Analogous,
What I basically need is the original wiring diagram with the crossover and ANY images of the original internal layout so I can guess less and do more about getting the speaker running the way it should. Right now I don't even know if the crossover is the original one; I found it "floating" inside the cabinet, and all wires between speakers, crossover and terminal block non original and of very poor quality and thickness.
I include a few pictures of the messy condition this Wharfedale 8.2 unit is in....

 

[efernand1]

Maybe it's sunny in the south, but not where I live in Asturias (north of the north...)
Anyway, just got a pair of Wharfedale 8.2 for cheap, but maybe not so... One worked but the other just had the tweeter working.
I dismantled the box, to find the crossover lose and wires all over the place. Tested the base driver and it is ok.
What I would need from you kind pleople would be its crossover wiring and all the details you can find for me; I would very much appreciate it; the way the broken one looks, I will of course dismantle the other, just to make sure it is has not been handled by the same spendthrift animal.
Thanks a lot and best regards,
Spanish Flyer

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[Nikhil]

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