Adam O
Stunt Coordinator
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- Jul 22, 1999
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I was screwing my sub(Dayton 15" DVC) into the new box I made for it and was being very impateint, not taking my time and slowly sinking the screws, I was also not being catious enough covering the driver with something while I screw and I slipped and put a slit in the rubber surround portion of the driver it is about 1" long perpendicular to the circumfrance of the driver.
Right now I have put a small piece of duct tape on the inside and outside of the driver. This does seem to be keeping the air in however, I'm concerned this is creating an unbalanced woofer which is either taking away from sound quality etc or could damge the sub.
Is there any way I can patch this, with a light weight epoxy, compound, etc???
Thanks,
"Bad Move" Adam
Right now I have put a small piece of duct tape on the inside and outside of the driver. This does seem to be keeping the air in however, I'm concerned this is creating an unbalanced woofer which is either taking away from sound quality etc or could damge the sub.
Is there any way I can patch this, with a light weight epoxy, compound, etc???
Thanks,
"Bad Move" Adam