Simply Speakers Paradigm Single Edge 10" Foam Speaker Repair Kit FSK-10A-1 (SINGLE)

Used to refoam my Paradigm subwoofer. Great price for high quality kit. Enjoyed the process too.

Worked as advertised. As other reviewers have correctly stated, the success of this product is dependent on proper preparation of all of the gluing surfaces. Not very challenging but definitely tedious. Watch their Youtube videos, take your time, pay attention to detail and you'll be rewarded with a sub that is good-as-new. Prepping the gluing surfaces took me a full two hours. Gluing the 3 surfaces takes about 5-7 minutes each with an hour drying time between the 3 steps. Overall it took me a tick under 6 hours with 3 of those hours just waiting for glue to dry. YMMV. The foam ring is of very good quality. The glue is excellent and is what the seller uses in their retail shop so I have no doubt that it is of very high quality. The included instructions are very good but do yourself a favor and watch their videos. Follow their guidance and you'll be very pleased with the result.

I found it very easy to work with and had a good sound when it was done.

I was able to salvage my $1k subwoofer with this product. Was a snap to restore my 12' SUB.

I ordered the foam repair kit on Monday night and received it on Friday with free USPS shipping. Their tracking system leaves a lot to be desired, USPS that is, but I considered that pretty quick shipping considering it was free. I watched their video that was linked in their website, which shows a repair on a Cerwin Vega driver but the procedure was exactly the same, and was able to get the entire procedure done in about fours hours. Of course that includes waiting an hour after glueing the surround to the cone, to the basket, and then the gasket to the top of the foam surround. I was a little worried about getting the cone centered in the voice coil and could actually hear a small amount of "scrapage" when gently pressing the cone down into the voice coil, but once I had the foam glued to just the cone, it wasn't making this noise anymore. I had done some research on how much it would cost to replace the driver and I a believe I found one that was $185, so $19 was a lot less and if I would've messed up, not that much $ wasted but I didn't mess up. My subwoofer sounds fantastic again. I have lows in my music and movies that I had been missing for years. I stopped using my PDR-10 about 2 years ago thinking I would have to spend a lot of moolah to have it working again, but here I am <1 week and $20 dollars later with a speaker that sounds just as good as I remember it sounding before the surround rotted into a billion (or so) pieces. Thanks Simplyspeakers for a great product at a great price. By the way, I had watched some other repair videos that showed just using Elmers glue to glue the surround, but the glue that came with the kit tacked up quickly, but not so quickly that I couldn't make some minor adjustments to get the surround attached at the same location as the original surround.