I was install a pair of Infinity Kappa speakers in the back of my sisters
car and my screwdriver slipped and basically stabbed the cone, it didn't
penetrate but it did leave a nice little ding. My question is will it affect
the speakers performance even without piercing the cone? Or did I totally
ruin the speaker? After I got them installed I turned the car on and they
sounded fine. Thanks in advance.

So your asking a question for which you allready have an answer? I think the
key is in your 2nd to last sentence there...

n8


I was install a pair of Infinity Kappa speakers in the back of my sisters
car and my screwdriver slipped and basically stabbed the cone, it didn't
penetrate but it did leave a nice little ding. My question is will it
affect
the speakers performance even without piercing the cone? Or did I totally
ruin the speaker? After I got them installed I turned the car on and they
sounded fine. Thanks in advance.

If they sound fine, they are fine.


Paul Vina



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I was install a pair of Infinity Kappa speakers in the back of my sisters
car and my screwdriver slipped and basically stabbed the cone, it didn't
penetrate but it did leave a nice little ding. My question is will it
affect
the speakers performance even without piercing the cone? Or did I totally
ruin the speaker? After I got them installed I turned the car on and they
sounded fine. Thanks in advance.

Paul Vina wrote:

If they sound fine, they are fine.


Paul Vina



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I was install a pair of Infinity Kappa speakers in the back of my sisters
car and my screwdriver slipped and basically stabbed the cone, it didn't
penetrate but it did leave a nice little ding. My question is will it

affect

the speakers performance even without piercing the cone? Or did I totally
ruin the speaker? After I got them installed I turned the car on and they
sounded fine. Thanks in advance.





Like all good mamas say:

Dont keep poking it. It will only get worse.

EFFENDI

"xyz789" wrote in message
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I was install a pair of Infinity Kappa speakers in the back of my sisters
car and my screwdriver slipped and basically stabbed the cone, it didn't
penetrate but it did leave a nice little ding. My question is will it
affect
the speakers performance even without piercing the cone? Or did I totally
ruin the speaker? After I got them installed I turned the car on and they
sounded fine. Thanks in advance.



No they are ruined.. might as well send em to me