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Shipping costs. The most common problem with speakers are rotten, torn or damaged surrounds. Constant vibration, moisture and the time cause foam, rubber and cloth surrounds to degrade. This causes distortion or the speaker to lose sound. Our easy to install repair kits will make your old speakers sound just like brand new. You can repair your speaker with flexible Rubber Surround easly and make it brand new with vibrant sound quailty. Our surround has flexiable design, produced by EPDM rubber technology, making it durable.

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One of these often-overlooked components is the speaker surround—a vital part of any speaker design. A speaker surround is a flexible material typically made of foam or rubber that surrounds the cone of a speaker. It helps to control the movement of the speaker cone, allowing it to produce accurate and high-quality sound. This crucial component is designed to keep the speaker cone-centred and provide a specified, controlled freedom of movement. Typically, you can have two-roll or three-roll speaker surrounds; however, the number and shape of the rolls will vary depending on the speaker design. The speaker surround is a connecting link between the speaker cone and the speaker basket also known as a frame or chassis , allowing the cone to deliver accurate, powerful sound while preventing it from moving off its axis. Typically constructed from materials such as foam, rubber, or sometimes cloth, the surround must balance flexibility and durability to withstand varied frequencies and extreme sound pressure levels.

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News Ordering from outside the EU? Shipping costs Photos Contact Tips from users Suggestions? Social media. Back Home Questions? Foam or rubber surrounds? Lately we received a lot of questions about replacing foam speaker surrounds with rubber surrounds. Because answering these questions is a lot of work, and the answer is always the same, we have decided to answer the question here in our shop. This is why many, many speaker units are fitted with foam surrounds.

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More options Share this page Share this page Share. On the other hand, my Lowther DX2 surround is still like new and must be more than 10 years old. Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Forums Forums Home. Buna N? If not then how long it takes to become effective will depend on how much of the basics you need to learn. What do you know? Jump to Latest. Install the app. Do you think that the surround also serves to locate the cone? Manufacturers are mking much different foam surrounds in terms of longevity now. Would you like more information?

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Press lightly on top of the foam to distribute the adhesive. If the new edge fits cone, but the outer lip is too large for the frame, trim the outer diameter of the foam edge as needed. Use your fingers to rub off the remaining foam particles from the cone's edge. The foam surrounds just disappeared. Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Foam is lighter and more flexible. It doesn't have BEM that I am aware of but in the past I have used it to perform modal analyses of vibrating cabinets and then taken the surface velocities as boundary conditions for the acousto BEM code to get the radiated sound field. There are so many different degrees of freedom with a surround let alone a driver, one has to look at everything and know the tradeoffs to get the target result. If you are precise, draw a line before gluing. Slowly work your way around the gasket. Log in. They are research codes though and not industrial codes which means they have minimal support and will be a bit awkward to use. So perhaps I should re-frame my question and ask the gurus here, why does the Audax PR17 use a foam surround rather than rubber? In most cases it is easier to install the new foam to the TOP of the cone even if the original foam was installed behind the cone. Forums Forums Home.