Hi,

For those who have re-surround or reconed loudspeakers, I am sure you don't
like to pay through the nose for a small squeeze 2oz bottle of glue to use.
There must be a source for the glue that loudspeaker manufacturers use,
undoubtedly for much less money proportionately than the squeeze bottle
route. I put the questions out there to the collective experience and
knowledge of this newsgroup;

- Source / Name of speaker glue used to adhere surrounds to cones / baskets.

- Damping compound Name / Source

- Dust Cap cement (usually black) Name / Source

TC a écrit :
Hi,

For those who have re-surround or reconed loudspeakers, I am sure you don't
like to pay through the nose for a small squeeze 2oz bottle of glue to use.
There must be a source for the glue that loudspeaker manufacturers use,
undoubtedly for much less money proportionately than the squeeze bottle
route. I put the questions out there to the collective experience and
knowledge of this newsgroup;

- Source / Name of speaker glue used to adhere surrounds to cones / baskets.

I have often read that neopren glues are the best choice if you respect
application rules.


- Damping compound Name / Source

- Dust Cap cement (usually black) Name / Source