Is it affect on sound if the speakers are bend?

[top5b]

I finally got my first RF-3II. But my litle son touch one of the speakers, and it is bend. I used the type to pull it out. Now, I am worry that if it is affect to the sound at all.

Please help.

[M6 Driver]

If it's the dust cover in the middle of the woofer and nothing is broken shouldn't be a problem just cosmetic this has been brought up in the past and some have fixed the dent but I'd wait for more feedback

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J

[dougdrake]

Let us know if it's the dust cap in the center of the woofer, as J suggests. Then, you'll get more specific feedback.

Doug

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[top5b]

Yes, it is the dust cap in the middle of woofer, and a little bit bend outside but nothing is broken.

Please more feedback.

thanks

[dougdrake]

A dented dust cap typically does not affect the sound at all. If it bugs you, you can pull it out with a couple of methods:

1) Try a piece of tape (masking or duct), and use it to pull the dent out.

2) Gently place a vacuum cleaner hose against it and pull the dent out. Be careful the suction doesn't rip it off the speaker.

3) If all that fails, you can take a needle or small, thin pin (a safety pin works well because it has a built-in "handle" for maneuvering it) and stick it into the dust cap, in the center of the dent, and gently pull it out. Then, just patch the tiny hole with a little dot of Elmer's glue, hit it with a black magic marker, and it's almost invisible.

Use any of these ideas at your own risk -- not responsible for results!!

Doug

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[top5b]

Thanks Doug,

I used the tape to pull it out. It took me many times to get it to work, but it worked.

Now I do not need to worry about the sounds.

Thanks again.

top5b