**Advice Needed**Damage To Imported Speakers**

chipped off piece off the cabinet can be easily fixed with wood epoxy. I've done that many times with zero to miniscule visibility of repair. That's a lot easier for me than go litigation or financial war with outlanders that sent you these speakers. To hold repair together, you will need a rubber ribbon loop around the entire speaker cabinet. Rubber ribbon you can probably get at pharmacies. That will ensure minimal and invisible gap. Make sure to wipe off all excessive liquids. If you are ready for such "surgery", you can post pictures just in case so advise would be more precise on how to safely put it together.

Lets see,where to start..
1:I did say "decent deal"NOT killer deal..Factory sealed A grade..Was not a dealer trying to screw someone..
2:This was not from shipping,it was a factory defect..
3:As Heco is selling speakers in this country now I assume they have SOME type of Warranty support here.If that is the case why couldn’t they address this??
4:Tried posting pics,guess I’m to dumb to figure out how..
5:Never tried calling but might give that a shot..
6:When the time comes that I need to downsize completely I’ll probably just donate them to the USO & write them off my taxes...
Thanks for input folks..

@freediver

I’m don’t know why you’re sure that it wasn’t shipping damage, because it could be, but the most obvious question is why didn’t you call the dealer that you bought it from? It is their job to help you and resolve this. It seems strange to me that calling them wasn’t your first impulse.

That said, I would probably just glue and clamp it as @czarivey said, and be happy with it.

The U.S. dealer/distributor will be of no help as you bought from out of the country and not from them.