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Do you "treat" your speakers rubber surrounds?
Hello!
I was wondering if anyone out there puts any products on their speakers rubber surrounds? I notice that mine get dusty from time to time under the grills, so I do dust them. I am wondering if perhaps they could benefit from having some type of "moistening" product put on them.
Thanks for your input,
Ben
I was wondering if anyone out there puts any products on their speakers rubber surrounds? I notice that mine get dusty from time to time under the grills, so I do dust them. I am wondering if perhaps they could benefit from having some type of "moistening" product put on them.
Thanks for your input,
Ben
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Somebody once shown me adding some kind of special heavy oily mix (almost like vaseline) to keep the rubber part moist (reduce physical wear and deterioration). I suspect it’s more for physical maintenance than for sound, just like some vintage Mc owners rub oil on the chrome to protect the delicate silk screen (plus prevent rusting / pitting) No idea on the former, but the later made perfect sense (got 2 x MC240 with perfect chrome from that seller, must agree on that) |
Dynaudio, recommends Sonax for their woofers. First time I had heard of this my self. Around 1:50. https://youtu.be/UF9Y34Hd9G8 |
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