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Scott Dorsey
 
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Default Genelec 1030a woofer cone repair

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John Noll wrote:
The rubber ring that holds the woofer cone on my Genelec 1030A's has
separated a little and is creating a buzzing sound. The replacement
speakers from Genelec won't be available for several weeks. Has anyone
had any success gluing these back together? Any tips for type of glue or
technique?


Try a little silicone RTV. It won't be permanent, but it'll be fine for
a temporary repair.

For a permanent repair, you'll want a urethane cement like Shoe Goo or
the 3M weatherstrip adhesive from the auto parts store.
--scott

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