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Subwoofer repair/rebuild

Robby Mayer
in Subwoofers / Speakers

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I have a pair of Rockford Fosgate RFS-12"s 8 ohm. They're damn near brand new just surround glue is shot. Does anyone repair this? Also curious if anyone can beef it up? Seen a few custom made subs on them internets and was wondering if anyone specializes in this? Thanks.

 

-Robby

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    PSI/Fix my Speaker does good work but I'd just get something different in your situation. Look at some SSA DCONs.

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    I have a pair of Rockford Fosgate RFS-12"s 8 ohm. They're damn near brand new just surround glue is shot. Does anyone repair this? Also curious if anyone can beef it up? Seen a few custom made subs on them internets and was wondering if anyone specializes in this? Thanks.

    -Robby

    And 99% of those "custom subs" are cobbled together pieces of shit with zero engineer behind their design. It's one of many ridiculous fads in car audio right now.

    Get some CA glue and glue the surround back down. If you want a different sub, purchase a new original driver and don't try to "beef up" yours.

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    5 min expoxy or amazing goop would also work. 

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