I have (2) old pair of speakers I am using, until I find what I want for an upgrade.
I have a pair JBL LX 55, and a pair of Infinity (don't remember model)
Both pair have one speaker that has rotting foam around the woofers.
Since I'm listening to these now, I'd like to re-foam them, if it isn't a difficult process. I don't want to send them out to a professional, because, frankly, they just aren't worth it. If re-foaming works, I may place them in my garage, when I buy something new.
My questions are: How difficult is this?
Is this a project a simpleton, such as myself can handle? If I change the vacume bag, and get it right, I give myself a golf clap...
I'm not crafty, either. A hot glue gun in my hand can be a fatal mistake. J/K
If I'm not skilled enough for a re-foaming project, can I fix the rattle in these speakers with cloth tape? Just until I buy new? I know how silly this must sound, but that's what I almost did yesterday. I had the cloth medical tape in my hand, but I reconsidered, thinking this might just make them sound even worse.
And thanks in advance.
