2pcs 6 inch Perforated Rubber Speaker Foam Edge Surround Rings Replacement Parts for Speaker Repair or DIY

Speaker 🔊 repair

Couldn't find an exact OEM replacement for the surrounds on my old Infinity speakers, so I took a chance and bought these.Worked great, with the caveat that you must use the correct glue.I first tried Weldbond glue, which is commonly used. This is basically just a nicer version of Elmers school glue. However, this does not stick to rubber very well.Ended up using LOCTITE Black RTV gasket maker and it adhered very very well with only a small amount of glue. After curing overnight these worked great!Note: In picture 3 you can see my attempt with the white Weldbond glue. This didn't work, it peeled off. If you're trying to glue rubber to metal or plastic... use Loctite RTV instead. If you're trying to glue foam or paper then use Weldbond.

Worked properly and fit my 6.5 inch factory sub perfectly.

I fixed some old infinities with these. Easy to install.

I was hoping for some thicker material but still works pretty good.

Perfict fit

Worked great as i was repairing some old speaker woofers. I had to trim it to size, but the listing size is accurate. Make sure to install with good glue.

Worked well to repair my Denon DSW-27 subwoofer.

Although other reviews say that it won't work for Paradigm Titan, these do. Swapped the surround on one woofer and had to trim only 2mm from the outer edge. Can't tell the difference from the original surround regarding the output sound

Replaced my titan paradigm sourounds sounds like new

Product was exactly as expected

Overall for the cost these surrounds are an acceptable solution. The product packaging is substandard and would benefit from the addition of a small box or extra bubble wrap.

Awesome product, arrived quickly