Are cracked speaker cabinets repairable?

Being into woodworking as much as audio, I have made my fair share of repairs. Cracks are always repairable, it just depends on how much work you want to put into it, or how much you want to pay someone to do it. Durham's Water putty does do a great job. Like the above had mentioned. I wasn't really sure if the crack had gone through the cabinet, or if it was just on the outside. I think more than anything, I would be concerned with whether or not there was an air leak in the crack. If so, I wouldn't use water putty to seal it back up. I'm not real familiar with the spendor line, but I would almost be tempted to pull the cracked piece out and install a new side. Either way, I'm sure you can come up with a fix that will keep you listening.

Agree with Driver, contact Mike or Randy at the distributor, QSandD (800-659-3711). They are nice guys, and do repairs on site.

You could try emailing them a couple of pics to get at least a preliminary cost estimate, although you will probably have to ship them to Maryland (I think) to get a firm price. The 2/3s aren't too large, so shipping shouldn't be bad.

The preliminary estimate will give you an idea of whether it's worth repairing. They will send you a shipping carton if you didn't save yours.

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