Nice find. Id glue both sides and let it set for a week and then try it out man. Never know???Gorilla Epoxy will hold that joker together. Run It!!And yeah I don't really expect any replies, not much to say here. I don't post much because I don't really do much with car audio anymore, I mess around occasionally, but really haven't done much in several years.
Tempted to glue the surround best I can and properly fry the voice coil, much more respectable than being left at a scrapyard. Kinda don't want to waste the glue though.![]()
Garage sub be good. Place it in a corner loading off some old plywood about chest high on a little cheap used amp.Solid idea for sure, but I currently have no use for it at the moment, probably won't do anything with this sub right now. I think they phased the yellow cone version out, not sure of their latest iteration of this model uses similar soft parts or not. There's always the ebay aftermarket stuff for the DIY / custom style sub building. I hate to recone something that is just going to sit around, but I will keep that in mind if I decide to do it anytime soon.
Decent idea as well. Now that you mention a garage sub, I wanted to build a portable bluetooth speaker with a legit subwoofer and some coaxials or something, with a real amplifier but all self contained and not overly big, but capable of decent output. This little 8" might actually be another thought for the sub in that project. I have nothing set in stone on that, but something I would like to build to listen to music when working on stuff in the driveway / yard.Garage sub be good. Place it in a corner loading off some old plywood about chest high on a little cheap used amp.
Ill use old speaker magnets and sub magnets to screw on the shop/garage wall to hold screwdrivers/hammers ect. ill even use a 10 sub magnet under the car or hood to place wrenches and bolts nuts ect while working there![]()