Wharfedale E-Series spares worldwide

(SPARES-BUY-SELL-PART EXCHANGE)

If you own a set of E-Series 1970s hifi speakers (Rank HiFi) and have problems with the bass or mid units, or have a poor sound and need advice, then we can help you!

Manufactured in the UK

UK Made

We manufacture high-quality direct replacement units here in the UK, which you can simply swap over in just a few seconds and continue enjoying that rich, warm sound for many years to come.

Operating Since 1984

We have been the main agents for all E-Series speakers since 1984 and are responsible for keeping many of these iconic speakers in service. As it's a passion of ours, our profit margins are extremely low; our aim is to keep these alive and keep you smiling.

Wharfedale E-Series Spare Parts

We have many spares available for all E-series (Wharfedale e90, Wharfedale e70, Wharfedale e50) speakers, including:

Spares list we sell for E-50 E-70 and E-90 range:

10” 200w bass unit new
10” 250w bass (paper) new
10” 125w original unit
Original midrange speaker
Replacement midrange (new)
Original tweeters
New tweeters (uprated)
Grill mesh material
Aluminium port rings
Control knobs
Cross over networks
Badges and emblems -original
Attenuator controls
E-90 kit speaker cabs

Worldwide Delivery

We post worldwide, including Canada, the USA, Europe, NZ and Australia.

If you just need advice, you can easily contact us by WhatsApp or Email.

Based in the West Midlands and South Wales, in the UK.

We are also open 10 am to 8 pm most days to collect units from us.

We also offer exchange basis replacements

On the exchange offer, you will need to post your units to us in the UK at your cost.

We have a limited stock of original midrange E-Series speakers and bass units, should you want these (bass speakers are UK post only)

We collect speakers from all over the UK, should you wish to sell any.

DiY Kit speaker cabs available to buy

Refurbishments we have done for customers

The original bass speakers have a very poor quality of glue used on them, which causes them to fail and sound bad.

This, in turn, can cause the coils to go out of balance and rub until they fail.

We can strip and rebuild these using superior glue, or sometimes do simple repairs