/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1257627
It ended up sounding better than the day I bought it 15-20 years ago or so.

>>1128418
No matter what happens, you can normally just patch shit up or replace a simply part on a sound system to fix it. I mean look at this shit. It sounded like a glass pack on a truck driven by a 16yo through a high school parking lot. A little D•U•C•T T•A•P•E and 2 years later it sounds great though a little deeper than before.

Oh and check the speaker for cracks obviously. Popping is a good sign of that when there's lots of bass.

My ancient, $75 Walmart, surround sound system, subwoofer ripped along the side. I'll eventually get a new one, but damn, this quick fix with duct tape is actually quite good.

I've been using this to test it,
youtube.com/watch?v=cQHTcJYJRgQ

I don't know how long it will stay in place, but it sounds fine and handles deeper bass a lot better than it did its entire life. Anyone on /diy/ ever do ripped speaker repair?