If I were to do this again I'd have spent way more time choosing a reputable supplier. Now I'm in Canada and ordering from PE tends be quite expensive for shipping which is why I didn't order from them. I just hopped on eBay and found some of that looked reasonable and ordered them up. Choosing a new diaphram for me just involved choosing one that was the right diameter (3/4" in my case) and the proper impedence (4 ohms for me).
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