rubber surround rip
09-07-2004, 05:46 PM
#14
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Posts: 952
Ok, to be precise (and thanks for not bagging on me) the price to re-surround 10 inch woofers is $100./ per unit, which includes parts and labour.
Now if any of you can do it properly in 15 minutes, you have a well paying job waiting for you here.
it takes approximatly an hour (in some cases more) to do each surround, and that's without re-installing the dustcap.
the work is guaranteed for 1 year.
Or.., you could simply purchase a new subwoofer.
Now if any of you can do it properly in 15 minutes, you have a well paying job waiting for you here.
it takes approximatly an hour (in some cases more) to do each surround, and that's without re-installing the dustcap.
the work is guaranteed for 1 year.
Or.., you could simply purchase a new subwoofer.
09-07-2004, 05:58 PM
#15
Originally posted by Eli47:
Ok, to be precise (and thanks for not bagging on me) the price to re-surround 10 inch woofers is $100./ per unit, which includes parts and labour.
Now if any of you can do it properly in 15 minutes, you have a well paying job waiting for you here.
it takes approximatly an hour (in some cases more) to do each surround, and that's without re-installing the dustcap.
the work is guaranteed for 1 year.
Or.., you could simply purchase a new subwoofer.
Ok, to be precise (and thanks for not bagging on me) the price to re-surround 10 inch woofers is $100./ per unit, which includes parts and labour.
Now if any of you can do it properly in 15 minutes, you have a well paying job waiting for you here.
it takes approximatly an hour (in some cases more) to do each surround, and that's without re-installing the dustcap.
the work is guaranteed for 1 year.
Or.., you could simply purchase a new subwoofer.
09-08-2004, 12:36 AM
#16
500 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Dec 2000
Posts: 952
Thanks for the clarification Kool .
Sometimes, not all the time it's better to repair something that you have & works well, rather than start again.
There are perks to both, in one sense, you get new sound and warranty for new subs and appropriate cabinet.
Or keep what you already have and like .
Sometimes, not all the time it's better to repair something that you have & works well, rather than start again.
There are perks to both, in one sense, you get new sound and warranty for new subs and appropriate cabinet.
Or keep what you already have and like .
09-08-2004, 12:02 PM
#17
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Jun 2003
Posts: 225
Originally posted by Eli47:
Thanks for the clarification Kool .
Sometimes, not all the time it's better to repair something that you have & works well, rather than start again.
There are perks to both, in one sense, you get new sound and warranty for new subs and appropriate cabinet.
Or keep what you already have and like .
Thanks for the clarification Kool .
Sometimes, not all the time it's better to repair something that you have & works well, rather than start again.
There are perks to both, in one sense, you get new sound and warranty for new subs and appropriate cabinet.
Or keep what you already have and like .
