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MADE OF HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS
The rubber edge subwoofer surround of the speaker is made of high-quality rubber, which is flexible, anti-aging and durable. The high-quality raw materials greatly extend the service life of the rubber edge.
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
This replacement speaker rubber edge speaker repair accessory is fully compatible with JBL and HiVi speakers, and is an ideal replacement for the perforated subwoofer surround sound ring.
INSTALLATION NOTICE
Before installing the new speaker rubber edge, please clean the remaining glue, otherwise the DIY rubber edge of the speaker rubber edge will make the rubber edge and the speaker unable to fully fit, which will affect the use.
K
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024
These replacements saved me hundreds. I thought my speakers were blown. Did a little research and found out I can possibly use these. After install, I found my speakers worked perfectly fine again. Wish they came with some sort of adhesive, I had to use an all weather epoxy. Other than that these are great
John S.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Worked great for replacing my Aiwa subwoofer's ring. I used some shoe glue which has elasticity to secure it.
Kenneth Nash
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
Great product. My paradigm sub originally had a foam surrounding so thought I would try a rubber since they last longer. I was skeptical because of reviews and it changing the sound quality but these worked great. Like really great! Maybe it was the way they repaired it and glued it?! Wasn’t done properly. I give this 5 stars
Deborah Brown
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023
We repaired our WetSound speakers with these. So instead of new ($1100) or repair $(620) we got these. Time will tell if it holds!
Dale Thompson
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022
I've replaced speaker surrounds several times. Here's how I do it..1 clean the speaker frame and the edge of the speaker cone well ,removing all the old foam and glue.2. Lay the surround on the cone and get an idea where it will lay equally. Gives you an idea of how much overlap you will have.3. Glue 1/3 of foam to the cone assuring you still have equal distances all around. Once that gets tacky continue the rest of the way with the glue process 1/3 rd at a time. Let dry completely.4. Repeat the process gluing the surround to the metal frame 1/3rd at a time. Depending on type of speaker use the hardware to clamp the foam and the metal together. To get the best results take your time let each step dry before going to the next step.
Dan C
Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2021
Bad idea rubber instead of foam
trpeck
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2021
Do not use to replace a foam ring failure. My expierience was a catastrophic failure of bad vibrations and sounds horrible. If foam was the speakers original mmaterial than replace with foam.
Donnie Fugate
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
Definitely satisfied. Got my Vegas rocking the complex
jung soo jang
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021
the shape not accurate.
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