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- Brand Name: TCXRE
- Item Type: Speaker Unit
- Package: Yes
- Material: Other
2PCS Speaker Rubber Surround Suspension Edge Sponge Repair Accessories for 4/5/6.5/8/10/ Speaker parts subwoofer bass tweeter
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Arrived in average amount of time. Just about 2 months to the U.S. The rubber surrounds I received are approximately what I expected, & seem to be of fairly decent quality, made of a butyl rubber. I didn't like the way these were packaged, folded twice & put in small ziploc bags. Haven't refoamed these woofers yet, but diameter seems appropriate & fitting to do a repair job. Bought these to repair rotten foam surrounds on a few old pairs of Advent, AR, Becker & Infinity speakers. While they are a different material, I expect them to have better longevity, & resistant to deterioration. Don't know whether the dissimilar material will affect sound quality, but I am just happy to be able to restore nice pairs of vintage, 80s speakers I have, that are otherwise in excellent condition. The only down side is that they do not come with the glue necessary to adhere them to the speaker's cone, and frame basket. I will probably use ordinary rubber cement, which should work fine.
Arrived in average amount of time. Just about 2 months to the U.S. The rubber surrounds I received are approximately what I expected, & seem to be of fairly decent quality, made of a butyl rubber. I didn't like the way these were packaged, folded twice & put in small ziploc bags. Haven't refoamed these woofers yet, but diameter seems appropriate & fitting to do a repair job. Bought these to repair rotten foam surrounds on a few old pairs of Advent, AR, Becker & Infinity speakers. While they are a different material, I expect them to have better longevity, & resistant to deterioration. Don't know whether the dissimilar material will affect sound quality, but I am just happy to be able to restore a nice pair of vintage, 80s speakers I have, that are otherwise in excellent condition. The only down side is that they do not come with the glue necessary to adhere them to the speaker's cone, and frame basket. I will probably use ordinary rubber cement, which should work fine.