Package of 2, 6.5 in. Speaker Surround Repair Foam woofer edge

Standard quality. Probably lasts 7-20 years depending on conditions. Works great. Easy to install on car speakers.

It’s not a perfect fit, but it’s really close.

Able to repaur a set of 6.5" Infinity rear speakers from 2004 Crysler Crossfire. Sound like new again, amazingly. Ny first attempt at this, watched some videos and went at it. Used Goop silicon based household adhesive on frame attachment surface, used Tacky white craft glue on cone surface. Bith worked sufficient, let cure for 24 hrs. before installing. I didn't use voice coil shims, but did ensurr there was no rubbing or resistance for my final alignment before let the glue setup. Task of removing old adhesive and desenigrated foam is the worst part if the project, but preparing the surfaces is vital.

Not very good. The material is unevenly cut. You will have to alter it by hand. Suggest another product.

Great product

Went on easily, sound excellent. 👌

I disliked the way it arrived - it was all folded up in too small an envelope with creases everywhere. At first look, pulling it out of the envelope, I was sure they would not be usable at all. But they quickly lost the creases once I unfolded them and let them relax to their natural shape again.So if I disregard them being folded with sharp creases, everything else was terrific! They were inexpensive and arrived within a few days of ordering. They are the right size and the right material. They went on perfectly and the speakers sound like new again.I had previously ordered from another supplier that had incorrect description and got the slick rubber surrounds instead of the softer and lighter foam surrounds. These are the soft, foam surrounds just like the original surrounds.I fit them on Infinity RS2000 and used Aeleen's tacky glue (the original - milky white but dries clear).

Used these to replace all 4 blown out surrounds in the factory speakers. They are 2ohm and not cheaply replaceable so trying to replace the surrounds was the budget way to go. Scraped off the old ones, used a signal generator app on my phone to run a 35hz tone through them while the glue dried and so far, so good. These surrounds, a youtube video and some tacky glue worked perfectly.