Midwest Speaker Repair | Home Audio & Used Speakers

When it comes to escaping the stresses of day-to-day reality, one of the best ways to do so is with music. Whether you’re an audiophile or just like to listen to music in your car, a blown speaker means no sound. No one would think of just going to the nearby electronics store and getting a replacement that is substandard at best. A basic, low-end speaker may be cheap, but there’s a reason for that. Speakers available at local brick and mortar stores are, at best, mediocre. Many aren’t able to understand why speakers can cost hundreds as dollars when there are others that will only cost $30 or $40. And these folks don’t understand why they should invest in a quality speaker system. However, it’s because they have not been exposed to a good quality speaker. When you find a quality speaker and it stops working, what should you opt for: speaker repair or speaker replacement? A quality speaker system is an investment. Some of the finest stereo equipment was made in the 1970s

Is your speaker broken in some capacity? It's not always necessary to replace a speaker, most of them can be repaired. If you know what you're looking for, visit MidwestSpeakerRepair.com to purchase your needed materials. If not, we have some common speaker repair problems easily fixed. If you're issue is listed below, we can help you fix it. Common Repairable Speaker Problems - Mishandling or storing them improperly can lead to problems. Speakers should be treated with care. By mishandling a speaker you could damage the enclosure, blow a fuse or damage the cables and controls. - Blowing out a speaker can happen. While it is a more difficult repair best left to an expert, it's not time to throw it in the towel. Bring it to us and let us help you repair it. - Damaged cones or domes can be fixed eaisly in a variety of ways. One way is to tape the indentation and pull it up. Be sure to use a mild adhesive tape. - Foam edge deterioration is one of the m