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Surrounds for Cones. Butyl Rubber, Polyfoam + Cloth

Posted on by Cathy
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Nov

There is now a large selection of surround for your Do-It-Yourself speaker repairs.

Surround Kit Spec Sheet

If the only problem with your speaker is that that the surround has been damaged, then you can replace the cone edge and rock on.

You can watch a how to video and then order the parts you need from The Speaker Exchange.

Tell us about the trials and tribulations of your repair and send us before and after pictures and we’ll post your successes for all to see.

Cathy

Cathy grew up in NY, moved to Florida in 1975 and graduated from the University of South Florida, with a degree in broadcasting. She and her husband Glenn started The Speaker Exchange in 1977. (Glenn later moved into Audio/Video sales and installations). In 1979, Cathy went to California for JBL speaker repair training and later received advanced training from Frank Spain, the then head of the Electro-Voice service department. She has continued to advance her audio education through many CES, NAMM, and CEDIA trade show classes.

5 thoughts on “Surrounds for Cones. Butyl Rubber, Polyfoam + Cloth”

  1. Gary Larson says:

    I have 2 10 inch Focal woofers that I most likely over-amplified. The cones appear ok, the problem is perhaps where they touch behind by the magnet. Would you be interested in repairing them?

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