I just bought my first pair of "white van" speakers. I'm headed to a buddy's birthday party & they have more displays than audio systems. I had a spare receiver but no speakers so I hit Craigslist in search of the elusive white van speakers. Something that can handle some abuse for one night of alcohol fueled gaming and not be a huge loss if someone kicks a hole in them.
I found a pair of these for $20. Those reviews confirm that these are indeed genuine white vans, circa 1997. Mission accomplished!
Now the problem:
They wouldn't fit in my trunk so I put them in the back seat of my Mustang. I put my arm on the passenger seat to back out of the driveway from picking them up & managed to put my elbow right into the middle of the woofer dome. Whoops.
Now it's not totally destroyed, but it's got a definite dent. No tears or anything like that. Anybody have any advice on how to raise the dent? I've tried packing tape & It won't grip at all. Should I even bother trying any further? I've already confirmed that it is not accessible from the back short of drilling a hole in the cone itself & using a dowel or something to push it out.
Viper GTS
I found a pair of these for $20. Those reviews confirm that these are indeed genuine white vans, circa 1997. Mission accomplished!
Now the problem:
They wouldn't fit in my trunk so I put them in the back seat of my Mustang. I put my arm on the passenger seat to back out of the driveway from picking them up & managed to put my elbow right into the middle of the woofer dome. Whoops.
Now it's not totally destroyed, but it's got a definite dent. No tears or anything like that. Anybody have any advice on how to raise the dent? I've tried packing tape & It won't grip at all. Should I even bother trying any further? I've already confirmed that it is not accessible from the back short of drilling a hole in the cone itself & using a dowel or something to push it out.
Viper GTS
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