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RE: Can this be fixed?

Yep. The tape trick worked like a charm.

I used blue painters tape and put it around some blue tak thinking that would be softer than my fingers. Pressed gently in the middle, pulled outwards and the cone went back into place. No crease, no nothing. Can't tell it apart from the other tweeter.

Set it up, powered up the amp, and one channel dead.

Just kidding. They play fine.

Thanks all for your help.


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