Is it possible to fix this?

[bennettjt]

I recently bought a 15" audioque SDC2.5 subwoofer.

I put it on my 2500.1 JUST to test it at a low volume to make sure everything is working fine. It must've gotten a tad too much power because it sounds like I blew the sub. I push the cone down and it sounds like a soda can is being crushed. The bottom spider looks like it came unglued from the center white piece. Is this fixable with some sort of glue, or am I going to have to completely recone it?

I attached a pic, it's hard to see because it's difficult to take a picture in the small gap

(the black cone is like 1/4 inch above that black glue line where it was suppose to be)

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[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

it can be reconed

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

it can be reconed

yep you fukked itup

 

[bennettjt]

shoot... so i can't get in there to just glue it without reconing?

 

[DaveVT 10+ year member]

You might be able to get a speaker shop to realign the coil and glue the spider back if you didnt screw it up too much. Otherwise, full recone.

ALSO, DO NOT attempt the repair yourself. If the coil isnt aligned right and you glue it again you might as well pay for a recone. My local guy would fix that for 25 bucks if its possible so look around you. Might be able to find someone.

 

[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

you broke the tripple joint its gonna need a recone. crappy spiders...