Well the other day I was playing through the fire and flames by dragon force. I had it cranked up. Near the end of the song the bass sounded really muddy. So I turned off the amp thinking it was overheating. Well It turned out that the cone had pulled away from the frame.

Its not ripped or or torn, the glue has just losened up and let go.

They are older MTX subs, theres a picture below of the subs undamaged, if it matters

Can I use any super glue or is there a special glue that I should use?

 

well super glue gets real hard. if its a part that moves, i wouldnt recommend it. idk what to recommend to you tho.

 

Its the ring around the outside. It doesnt move.

 

then i'd say yea, it should do good

 

nooo superglue eats the foam lol i already know that i had some old jl 10s that did that used a thin layer of jb weld on the edge of the foam and its held and still sounds good

 

ya dont use super glue use a two part epoxy like jbweld

 

JB weld? Just a thought...

 

I have some hobby epoxy thats a 2 part would that work?

 

I would think that would work as well.

 

yeah prob so would work just put it on the edge not the whole thing =P one of my friends did that needless to say that didnt work haha

 

Speakers are usually put together with CA glue (super glue) in the first place, so that is fine.