appraiser

Subwoofer box tipped over and hit the corner of the box.Therre is now a hole in Cone. Speaker still sounds good however is there anyway we can patch that hole and not compromise the sound?? I do not want to replace entire sub speaker.

Debonair

Yes, the speaker can be repaired. How big of a hole is it? Is the material from the hole still attached or detached or lost? Of course a picture is worth a thousand words.

1sWt2GS

iTrader: (6)

SUPER CHEAP fix would be silicon.

Robert_J

As said earlier, a picture of the hole and the sub manufacturer/model make a huge difference in how we approach this.

appraiser

Will get photos and upload for review.

appraiser

Attached are the photos. Any suggestion in how to repair?

appraiser

Attached are the photos of my torn Woofer Cone. Any suggestion in how to repair? Quick fix. Do not really care what it looks like now.

Robert_J

The hole in the dust cap is a non-issue unless it goes all the way through the cone.

On the rubber surrount, silicone or Plumber's Goop (my favorite) will work. Patch it from the back side so it doesn't look bad. Use a rubber glove to keep from getting sticky stuff all over your hand.

GR6RR

+2 on the silicone. I've repaired three different brands and size of subs with this magical silicone.

Robert_J

Silicone and Goop type products only work on rubber surrounds. Foam and neoprene will sometimes melt when touched by those substances. In that case you would need a latex caulk. DAP makes some good ones.

appraiser

Could I use rubber cement?/

appraiser

How do I fix the paper cone?
I have not had time to address this. Can I also use Heavy duty duct tape?

Robert_J

Post a picture from the back side of the cone.

I'd probably try to position the torn pieces together and use CA glue (aka super glue).

O. L. T.

iTrader: (17)

Permatex makes the best sealer due to it's malleability and after all......... it "IS" gasket maker.

Dream18

I have a huge hole in my cone what can I use to repair it