Repair Your Own Stereo Speakers   rated 5.0 out of 5

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  • Time:  5:00
  • Media:  Video/mp4
  • Posted:  09/30/2008

Over time, the foam rings inside your speakers break down and cause anomalies in your stereo's sound. Buzzing, crackling, etc.

You don't have to junk 'em and buy new! Check out this easy do-it-yourself stereo project, and maybe save HUNDREDS of dollars.

Hey, if it means throwing them out, isn't it worth a try?

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Brittanie rated 5 out of 5 Brett is a god! 10/03/2008 ~ brittanie

An amazing teacher and nice on the eyes :) Bret really gets me geared up to fix things.

I had no idea that foam could rot inside stereo speakers. Kinda dirty! Now I am very interested in seeing what I have behind my trim rings at home :p


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Brittanie rated 5 out of 5 Brett is a god! 10/03/2008 ~ brittanie

An amazing teacher and nice on the eyes :) Bret really gets me geared up to fix things.

I had no idea that foam could rot inside stereo speakers. Kinda dirty! Now I am very interested in seeing what I have behind my trim rings at home :p


View all learner reviews »