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5th May 2007, 04:32 PM
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splinter in seam in woofer
New to the hobby. I recently assembled a speaker kit with a Peerless woofer:
Peerless 850122 woofer: 6.5", 17cm, Polypropylene cone with Low Loss Butyl Surround. During assembly a small wood splinter lodged in the seam where the bowl-like cup at the center of the woofer meets the cone (I assume it's the cone--the inward-slanting surface sitting in the rubber outer ring). Very small splinter--can't get it out with a fingernail. Any reason to get it out? If so, what's the best way? I'm afraid to dig around with a needle. Thanks for your suggestion! |
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