View Full Version : Does anyone know where to get speaker/subwoofer's foam rings?
Ant
November 27th 13, 12:53 AM
They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
rings from 1999.
Anywhere from local stores in Southern CA, USA like in Los Angeles (LA),
Orange County (OC), etc.? Already tried Fry's Electronics, local pop and
mom stores, RadioShack, etc.
Thank you in advance. :)
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graham
November 27th 13, 04:37 AM
http://jamacspeakers.com/Repairs.htm
"Ant" > wrote in message
m...
> They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
> rings from 1999.
>
> Anywhere from local stores in Southern CA, USA like in Los Angeles (LA),
> Orange County (OC), etc.? Already tried Fry's Electronics, local pop and
> mom stores, RadioShack, etc.
>
> Thank you in advance. :)
> --
> Quote of the Week: "They are like the ant... They start one way and turn
> around and go the other way... They look all the time at the ground and
> never see the sky." --Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, Amazonian Indian (Newsweek
> 117(17):5, 1991)
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Scott Dorsey
November 27th 13, 01:45 PM
Ant > wrote:
>They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
>rings from 1999.
Parts Express has generic refoaming kits. It's more than just the surround,
it also includes the glue and so forth. You will have to remove the dust cap,
shim the voice coil so it is perfectly even, glue the new surround into place
and then reattach the dust cap.
It's not terribly difficult. The first few times I used some of the generic
kits from Waldom and Parts Express I was worried about changing the stiffness
of the suspension. However, it appears that most of that stiffness comes from
the spider rather than the surround; you can use a substantially different
surround than the original without affecting the Fs of the driver appreciably.
--scott
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Ant
December 2nd 13, 06:19 AM
That is in OR. :(
In rec.audio Graham > wrote:
> http://jamacspeakers.com/Repairs.htm
> "Ant" > wrote in message
> m...
> > They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
> > rings from 1999.
> >
> > Anywhere from local stores in Southern CA, USA like in Los Angeles (LA),
> > Orange County (OC), etc.? Already tried Fry's Electronics, local pop and
> > mom stores, RadioShack, etc.
> >
> > Thank you in advance. :)
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Shaun
December 4th 13, 11:46 PM
Why don't you find a company that repairs speakers and send it to them. It
might cost a lot more but they would have access to the parts and knowledge
on how to do it the right way.
Shaun
"Ant" wrote in message
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They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
rings from 1999.
Anywhere from local stores in Southern CA, USA like in Los Angeles (LA),
Orange County (OC), etc.? Already tried Fry's Electronics, local pop and
mom stores, RadioShack, etc.
Thank you in advance. :)
--
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around and go the other way... They look all the time at the ground and
never see the sky." --Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, Amazonian Indian (Newsweek
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Jukebox Guy
December 13th 14, 05:28 PM
They are for an old Klipsch ProMedia v2-400 subwoofer with cracked foam
rings from 1999.
Anywhere from local stores in Southern CA, USA like in Los Angeles (LA),
Orange County (OC), etc.? Already tried Fry's Electronics, local pop and
mom stores, RadioShack, etc.
You're in luck. You've got one of the better speaker suppliers in the U.S., Speaker City USA, not too far away in Burbank - which in L.A. traffic, means only a 3 day drive.
Check their website, they have a number of different refoam kits:
http://www.speakercity.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=SC&Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=SRR
Having been in there a number of times, I can recommend these guys. Good people.
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