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Old 26th October 2004, 03:46 PM   #1
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Default Pancaked Speaker Dome

Being a neophyte and not knowing the terminology for the center of a speaker cone...I will call it a dome.....I have a speaker where this dome has been pancaked or depressed....could anyone recommend how I can suck out this depression?....could this be done by restricting the suction on a vacum and pulled out?

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Old 26th October 2004, 05:42 PM   #2
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Yes, though be careful as you don't want to rip the whole thing out

You can also try tape...get some tape that is pretty sticky and roll it around your finger, and stick the tape to the affected part of the dome.

This is of course assuming that the dome is a soft material (cloth, silk, some papers) if its metal or something, it maybe very difficult to bring completely back to original.

Some poeple also use small needles that they bent to a slight L shape, so you penetrate the material, then hook it, then pull out. Though I don't know the consequences of keeping the cone air tight after that.
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the "dome" is called "dust cap" if it is a big speaker, on some tweeters, it is also called "dome".

if you do the needle trick but you want to keep it airtight, you could put a very tiny dab of glue on the hole.
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