Subject	A small tear in it, after so many years of vibration they
Posted by	Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on September 18, 2003 at 4:54 PM
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In Reply To	anyone know what does this to a subwoofer? posted by naZeer (Houston) on September 18, 2003 at 04:51 PM
Message	go bye-bye. Either a bit of rot on the rubber/foam based piece. Used to see this a lot on the old subs back when I worked in a stereo shop years ago.
Follow Ups	anyone know what does this to a subwoofer? - naZeer (Houston) 16:51:50 09/18/03 did a really fat woman happen to sit on it recently? (n/m) - ZEngineer 16:53:37 09/18/03 Any audio guru will tell you to replace it. - SeedyROM 16:53:52 09/18/03 A small tear in it, after so many years of vibration they - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 16:54:14 09/18/03 Honestly it was just inferior product at the time. You - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 16:58:50 09/18/03 does it sit in the sun often? What do you clean it with? (n/m) - onlinediamond 16:57:58 09/18/03 Too much rap?? (n/m) - Spongerider :) 17:00:09 09/18/03 crappy music (n/m) - felixx23 (DFW) 17:10:11 09/18/03 Re: anyone know what does this to a subwoofer? - jkeyser14 17:10:11 09/18/03 Re: anyone know what does this to a subwoofer? - yoda-z 17:44:48 09/18/03 if it is 5 y/o, than that should happen - 2ch+ad2 17:52:28 09/18/03 Seen that happen many times from the sun of AZ desert. (n/m) - RizeAbuvU 19:41:27 09/18/03 I would replace with something that uses a rubber surround (n/m) - shirow 19:41:45 09/18/03
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