Absolutely...periodically I treat my woofers by playing some AC DC..."Back in Black" works best. I crank the volume up until I achieve about 1 inch cone travel. This maintenance procedure works like gang-busters to remove dust and gets those Dunlavy surround back to black in no time. Then, I play some Beatles "Rubber Soul" at a moderate level to settle them back in. BTW - please do not use Armor All as our trusted friend Sam T. has done in the past - it's a real reputation buster.
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