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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dragonrage" data-source="post: 7274992" data-attributes="member: 574321"><p>oof that's pretty big... you're probably never going to get it back to as good as original, but you may be able to salvage it easily to some degree with fiberglass or even duct tape... will look ghetto and won't sound the same, but it's better than an air leak in the cone. I recommend that any fix you apply, you should also apply to the cone on the opposite side (of the voice coil) to try and keep it balanced.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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