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In Reply to: Spica TC-50s: Repairing cardboard woofer surround/circle posted by tvr2500m on January 29, 2007 at 13:34:45:
if most of the surround is still glued in place and the speaker's voice coil is not rubbing then you should be able to just re-glue the part that has come loose.you can get some "special" glue (from Parts Express or somewhere like that) and re-glue it, OR, just use Elmer's "carpenter" glue. Wipe off any excess at once. Hold the new piece of cardboard and surround down with clothes pins. Wait 24 hours. Reinstall the speaker in the cabinet. Enjoy.
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- Re: Spica TC-50s: Repairing cardboard woofer surround/circle - REL54 14:46:29 01/29/07 (6)
- This is the cardboard on the basket, right. . . - risabet 21:17:54 01/29/07 (5)
- Re: This is the cardboard on the basket, right. . . - tvr2500m 15:21:44 02/10/07 (2)
- Not damaging the surround is the key - risabet 15:38:09 02/10/07 (1)
- Re: Not damaging the surround is the key - tvr2500m 16:04:11 02/10/07 (0)
- I may be wrong, but.... - unclestu52 20:14:44 01/31/07 (1)
- Re: I may be wrong, but.... - tvr2500m 15:25:12 02/10/07 (0)
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