Speaker Repair - Refoaming a Woofer
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I don't hear anything...
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You did a very good job. Appreciated!!!!
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the time does not respect any kind or brand of speakers ps: where I can find universal cerwin vega cones surround foam coils at cheap cost?
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makes me fucking watch it every day!!!
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fucking good job!
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@tuvix72 thats a high performance sub bahah! ok man
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@tuvix72 mine have foam and ar eliek 20 years ol foam is still very good starting to rip near the edge from over excursion but they arnt rotted just keep them away from moistere and sunlight
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I need to re-foam 1 speaker..I'm going to try this method ..thanks for sharing.
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how dose one let a driver get that bad
BassPounderX 2 weeks ago
@BassPounderX It's normal with age, it's called "foam rot". Best thing to happen to good old speakers, they sell cheap on the used market and you can repair them for little money :-)
tuvix72 2 weeks ago
Why did you remove the dustcap?
marcvie9 3 months ago
@marcvie9 In order to insert the shims between the coil and magnet, this makes sure the coil is perfectly centered around the magnet. It is an important step, specially with high performance speakers where the gap is very tight.
tuvix72 3 months ago 2
what type of glue do you use? regular school glue? or something else.
username112256 3 months ago
@username112256 I use ElmersE1323All Purpose glue for paper cones and Elmers E430 Craft Glue for plastic or other cones made of non-porous materials.
tuvix72 3 months ago