Dave-O

Bob, thank you so much for your post. You just saved me $500. I'm not very handy and I usually have very bad luck with do-it-yourself projects, but this one worked like a charm. Although I couldn't see any tears in the paper part of the speaker, I went ahead and applied glue to the margin between the paper and the foam rubber. No luck. Then, I glued the outermost space between the foam rubber and the metal housing and it worked! I admit I made a mess of the glue with stringy masses of glue everywhere. But, no matter. My subwoofer is back to life and working perfectly. To those of you who are do-it-yourself challenged: If I can do this anyone can.

If you still have the pics and movie, I'd greatly appreciate it. Dave Stuart Westlake Village, CA dwstuartlaw@aol.com

Does anyone have a subwoofer for a 2002 LS430 Mark Levinson system? Mine's blown out. Thanks, Dave S. dwtstuartlaw@aol.com