Dreamer
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OK, I was frantic last Friday wen I heard a tiny buzz coming from the woofer on my right speaker (Sequel). When I took it all apart, I found that the surround had come loose from the basket, from about 5:00 to 7:00. Tight as a drum everywhere else though...
When I pressed it back down, it seemed to hold somewhat, and I've been running them sort of carefully for the last few days, with no buzz...
But I KNOW it will let loose again, if I don't fix it. :stop:
So what sort of adhesive is strong enough to hold Buytl Rubber to the metal basket, but won't attack the rubber? The stuff thats on there now looks a LOT like Barge cement, but I'd think that would attack the rubber...
Should I use contact cement? Buy special "speaker rebuilding glue? Will standard-grade PVA work (I use it for bookbinding, and I've read on most speaker rebuilding sites that they use PVA). Or should I just say "screw it" and order a new pair from Martin logan?...
Thanks in advance for your help,
--Rchard C.
When I pressed it back down, it seemed to hold somewhat, and I've been running them sort of carefully for the last few days, with no buzz...
But I KNOW it will let loose again, if I don't fix it. :stop:
So what sort of adhesive is strong enough to hold Buytl Rubber to the metal basket, but won't attack the rubber? The stuff thats on there now looks a LOT like Barge cement, but I'd think that would attack the rubber...
Should I use contact cement? Buy special "speaker rebuilding glue? Will standard-grade PVA work (I use it for bookbinding, and I've read on most speaker rebuilding sites that they use PVA). Or should I just say "screw it" and order a new pair from Martin logan?...
Thanks in advance for your help,
--Rchard C.