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Woah, you're right Paul.
Unreal.

Insulated Tools for Electricians

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I agree that it is really getting hard to find any "parts" at a brick and mortar store. Radio Shack is pretty much useless these days and there aren't any real "electronics" stores within 100 miles of me. As long as I can deal with a week or so of lead time there are still plenty of online sources like Digikey but my $2 part usually ends up being a $100 order of stuff I didn't know I "needed" until I started thumbing the catalog. I end up using most of it eventually.


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I went to RS one day to buy a replacement cone type speaker. The response was "We no longer carry speakers." OK, I can kinda understand why they may not carry capacitors and resistors. But come on! I found one at Wally World instead. The world doesn't make sense any more.

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http://www.mcmelectronics.com/search.aspx?C=&K=Speakers&T=

I think that RS has probably been worthless for replacement speakers for quite a few years. MCM Electronics usually does pretty well.
Joe

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