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    Senior Hostboard Member Charles Chance's Avatar
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    When my son was small, he inadvertently (as children will do) threw a toy which happened to go into the throat of one of my A-7?s. It produced a dent in the dust cap about the size of a quarter of the 416A. This son is a dentist now so that shows how long ago it?s been. Sound doesn?t seem to be different from the other A-7 but I was wondering if there?s an easy way to fix this, aside from major woofer surgery.

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    To fix the twenty year old dent try some sticky tape applied to the dent and pull it out.

    J shaped paperclip thru pores of dustcap pushing up the dent also works

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    Cool

    I'd make him pay you back, have him pay to recone the two woofers at Great Plains Audio. forums forums

    If not the other suggestions should work fine, if a crease has developed it will never pop out completely so don't go overboard trying to make it perfect. forums

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