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I have a used subwoofer salvaged from junk ... The woofer is in working condition voice coil is still in good condition no bottoming out coil rubbing noise. I plan to use it for my subwoofer project just to found out its cone has small little pinholes as shown ... Because it is quite a Number of pinholes some already can seen the light from the other side and some holes started to form too. So i wonder it is worth to fix these holes as a few more might getting same problem too. Or it a kind of cone material has gone rotten? Thanks
I have a used subwoofer salvaged from junk ... The woofer is in working condition voice coil is still in good condition no bottoming out coil rubbing noise. I plan to use it for my subwoofer project just to found out its cone has small little pinholes as shown ... Because it is quite a Number of pinholes some already can seen the light from the other side and some holes started to form too. So i wonder it is worth to fix these holes as a few more might getting same problem too. Or it a kind of cone material has gone rotten? Thanks
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Perhaps termites or some other insect caused that damage..?
i have no idea because it was salvaged item from junk
No, too small and sharp for acid.
I also think mechanical damage, some sharp spikey object was thrown over it or it was carelessly put face down over some junk.
You reclaimed it from junk after all.
A small drop of carpenter´s glue over each hole will not look nice but effectively seal it.
Push dispenser bottle tip over those passing through and slightly squeeze bottle, so some glue goes through and a small drop appears at the other side, then let all dry overnight.
As Nigel says, the repair will last forever.
I also think mechanical damage, some sharp spikey object was thrown over it or it was carelessly put face down over some junk.
You reclaimed it from junk after all.
A small drop of carpenter´s glue over each hole will not look nice but effectively seal it.
Push dispenser bottle tip over those passing through and slightly squeeze bottle, so some glue goes through and a small drop appears at the other side, then let all dry overnight.
As Nigel says, the repair will last forever.
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