sub woofer repair help
so i have this 15" jl sub and it seems to be pretty old. everything is in good condition except for the outter rim of it. it has a layered cardboard outter section (where u screw the sub in) and it has started to peel up and i peeled up some of it. does that section really matter? do i need it? underneath it it seems that the foamy ring on the outside of the sub is connected to the metal. could i just get some foam and cut a ring and glue it around the edge? helppp.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by menappi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so i have this 15" jl sub and it seems to be pretty old. everything is in good condition except for the outter rim of it. it has a layered cardboard outter section (where u screw the sub in) and it has started to peel up and i peeled up some of it. does that section really matter? do i need it? underneath it it seems that the foamy ring on the outside of the sub is connected to the metal. could i just get some foam and cut a ring and glue it around the edge? helppp. </TD></TR></TABLE> As long as the "foam" surround is still glued in place and you are not mounting the sub from behind, the "cardboard] is not needed.
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