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| Fix the popped in middle part of your speakers for free |
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Aurel Tetrault |
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$0.00 |
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| Self |
An average pin |
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| Get a sewing pin (the thinnest one you have) bend it at about 1/3 of its length(the bottom of the L at the point part, duh) to make it look like an L shape with plyers or your hands |
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| Insert bent end of the pin straight into the popped in part in the middle of your speaker. Now bend the pin so the L is now in side the popped-in part. pull out gently untill the popped-in part comes back out. |
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| This is to use on your speakers inner domey-thing |
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| I dont really know, but having it out looks better than if it is popped in and it probably makes your speakers good again |
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| except from an innostice-able teeny hole, you have your speaker fixed. if you think that it ruined your speakers, dont complain to me because this is a better solution than getting new ones ;) |
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| Gary |
I
believe the 'dome thingy' is called a dust cap.
One of the best methods i've learnt that works really
well, after an unfortunate speaker accident with my 2
and a half year old niece, is to use a vacuum cleaner.
Just switch it on, hold the speaker driver in place with
your hands, and suck it out. |
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