Well, I had an accident repositioning the bass woofer of my Spirit absolute 2 monitor after checking the connection (keeps cutting out) which was loose. However, I created a new problem as the magnet pulled the woofer so strong that I dented the centre black thin plastic dome in the cone, which was made worse when I tried to pull out the dent, splitting it further. Now the dome has it's shape back but with a few splits and cracks. To my ears it doesn't affect the sound too much except a bit of distortion at certain low frequencies but it looks pretty bad.
Is there something, a rubber solution perhaps I can paint on this to seal it up ?
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Repairing a torn Absolute 2 cone
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- Marbury
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Re: Repairing a torn Absolute 2 cone
The 'dome' is really just a cover to keep dust and stuff out of the voice coil gap underneath, so a bit of cosmetic damage is not likely to affect the sound of the woofer very much. You could try sealing any cracks with a little PVA glue (white glue).
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jimjazzdad - Regular
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Re: Repairing a torn Absolute 2 cone
I've seen it done with superglue and tissue paper.
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Sam Spoons - Jedi Poster
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Re: Repairing a torn Absolute 2 cone
Thanks, I managed to fix it by painting layers of liquid latex mixed with acrylic black paint which has worked a treat.
- Marbury
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