How to repair your blown speaker, sub woofer or tweeter *


How to repair your blown speaker, sub woofer or tweeter

Repair and re-use How to repair a blown speaker. Like everything else speakers do not last forever. Speakers cones are made from cardboard and rubber do not last forever and will need some repair. The magnets do not usually require any repairs. Depending on the damage repair may be complicated or relatively easy.

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