woofercooker
Well-Known Member
It is called "speaker gasketing tape" The part # is 260-540 and it cost about $7.00 for a 50 foot roll. You can use for your woofers, too. I did. About the gorilla glue thing, I pulled back the white insulation with the speakers on their back I sqeezed the bottle and slowly glued the sides from top to bottom then the rear top and then the rear bottom. I let dry for a day and turned the speaker on one side to do the front left side then the right front side then turned speaker face down so the glue would not run, let dry for a day then did front top and finally the front bottom. If you use the gasketing tape on your woofer, slowly torque down the screws from oppisite sides for a evenly spread of pressure. Same for your crossovers, too! It actally took about a full day for me to torque those crossovers. Woofers, too. I would get them snug then wait a few hours then tighen a little more and repeated a few more times through out the day and night. When I got my second set of Opt 7s they were in rougher shape than my first. Yours may not need any glueing at all.