Have any of you ever repair a smashed speaker dust cap?

[XxSicRokerxX]

repaired*

Saw these on CL for $40, seller says there is no sound quality difference, I don't need them but for $40, why not. They'll probably sit in the garage, or I'll probably give them to my nephew if I can repair them.

Can they be fixed? or is there already long term damage? I've seen a few videos where people can vacuum those suckers out.


Update: Well it doesn't matter now, they were sold this morning :/

 

[~BURNY~]

Use a vacuum cleaner to pop that shit back into shape. Dust caps have no influence on sound. On the other hand the tweeters look pretty fucked up.

 

[topsoul182]

+1 to a vaccum!

 

[heshian46]

Vacuum cleaner with hose attachment. Done!

 

[sjcortese]

Vacuum cleaner with hose attachment. Done!

Yes, PLEASE use the hose attachment!

...but you already knew that

~scott

 

[Sloan]

Totally worth $40, use them as computer speakers or with your tv, stereo or something.