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On Wednesday, 14 November 2018 05:36:10 UTC, Phil Allison wrote:
tabby:
John-Del wrote:


This is a favor for a friend of a friend.
I've never done a refoam before but I realize
it's not rocket science but there's probably
a learning curve. I won't have the option of do a trial run.


These drivers come out of a pair of Infinity Crescendos,
and the plastic dust caps seem well bonded to the cone.
I'd much prefer to shim the cone before bonding the foams,
but I don't know if the dust caps can be removed somehow
from the cones without damaging them.

Any advice appreciated.


** Plenty of u-tubes to be found on speaker repair, including the art
of replacing loudspeaker surrounds - whether foam or neoprene / rubber.
This one in about the Infinity Crescendo CS3007 model.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwVDVQ8_feI


TIP:

Speakers that use rubber roll surrounds last waaaaay longer.



than what?



** Than the kind mentioned in the *heading* and throughout of this thread - dickwad.


Expecting people to be mind readers is rather silly.