Speaker Repair Infinity SM150 Woofer Refoam, REAR mount foam, Remove Plastic Trim Gasket

[@subpatch]

Cannot thank you enough for this. I bought your repair kit and I was elated to see you had this video for Infinity speakers. I inherited a nice pair of old ones when we bought our house and the foam had disintegrated. I had to do a lot of extra work to get mine apart and I ended up with a messier final product, but your video was very clear and helpful. Especially appreciate your emphasis on taking your time and not forcing anything. Got both speakers upgraded and they sound great!

[@simplyspeakers]

Glad I could help

[@Tony3deee]

This video is awesome! I have Infinity Studio Monitor 150 speakers that I was devastated when pulled the covers off and a bunch of crumbled up foam fell out. I was thinking "what crappy speakers", then I remembered that bought these in 1988! Wow, they're about 35 years old! I was sad thinking that it was time to toss them then I found your products on Amazon, and these incredible videos that explain very well how to do the job. The woofer that is in the video is identical to mine (except the metal frame in mine is black). The few specifics to these Infinity's are explained perfectly and it made the replacement very easy. I also replace both dust caps because the foam Infinity logo was disintegrating and one has been smashed in for about 30 years. Thanks for the great video

[@mikey92362]

Just FYI, the center part is called the dust cap. It's purpose is just to keep dust out of the driver. It doesn't really hurt anything if it's been pushed in. I mean, don't push one in if you can avoid it. But it shouldn't hurt anything. If it bothers you, you can use the hose on your vacuum cleaner to GENTLY pull it back out.

[@DaBinChe]

Damn made it look so easy...and fast! This is when you know someone is good at what they do.

[@ponyrang]

Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks for the visit

[@bobbywyllie9486]

This video is extremely helpful. Thank you for showing every step of the repair very thoroughly.

[@luckylukeknackarpa5326]

Best video out there. Great job! Thank’s!

[@simplyspeakers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@russellphoneandy9700]

Thanks for the video! I worked on this off-and-on for a year and a half, but now it's done and they sound GREAT! The thing that was unclear was the centering of the cone, specifically, what I was looking for in terms of rubbing. One of the cones was perfectly quiet. The other made a distinct noise. I couldn't find anything rubbing so I just ignored it. (I figured it was just the noise a speaker cone makes when it's manually flexed - and this seems to be the case since they sound fine and great now!) As a newb the one thing that would have helped me would have been a bigger tube of epoxy. I nearly ran out attaching surround to the frame. I had to use white glue to glue the Trim Ring.

[@samrepairdiy]

I'm just wondering why people leave thumb down, Thank you for video well done 👏

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks for watching!

[@RockyXTV]

Awesome to see a new video! I subscribed to this channel a long time ago and ran out of videos to watch. Hope you keep uploading!

[@GeorgeJonesFan19]

Getting ready to try this today . Pray for me , only have one hand 😐

[@FrederickW]

How did it go?

[@fransschultink3887]

Great video. Thank you ever so much…!

[@simplyspeakers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ChonkTek]

I used to leave the masking tape handle on the dustcap, but I like the idea of adding a weight (nut).

[@markduykers6603]

Thank you for a great instructional video! Just replaced woofer foam ring on our 30 YO Infinity speaker. It was totally shot and I’m pretty sure it would not have gone nearly as well without all your tips! Zeppelin is now cranked up again! Will do other woofer soon as well. Do foam rings on midrange speakers last longer due to less motion / vibration? Thanks again!

[@simplyspeakers]

Thanks!

[@1chicharron]

I love the video thank you . I have 4 infinity speakers 🔊 2 -15’s one need center foam and I have a pair of 12’s one speaker need repair too . I was going to buy the kits to repair them my self , but after watching the video I rather like to contact you and have you do the job on my four speakers. Looks easy cause you’re a professional but I bet I can’t do it as good as you 😂 thank you again for this great video 👍🏼

[@simplyspeakers]

Thank you!

[@thatguy_jose]

Great video. Looks like a fisher 15 inch woofer. Just by looking at the basket design

[@simplyspeakers]

You are right!

[@distractionchannel4954]

@Montréal 🇨🇦...merci beaucoup 👌

[@charlespgerhart7428]

Will this repair video work also with the sm 112 model?

[@simplyspeakers]

Yes! Order the Infinity SM112 kit here: www.simplyspeakers.com/infinity-sm112-speaker-foam-edge-repair-kit-fsk-infsm112c.html Thanks!

[@charlespgerhart7428]

@@simplyspeakers Thank you so much, I do have the kit. I'm excited to try this out.

[@craneoperator4]

lots of scraping for sure...lol...thank you for another great professional video

[@airwolf1337]

Nice to see a new video. You guys do a great job! Thanks!

[@simplyspeakers]

Thank you!

[@tonimaroni1218]

Very informative video! I have the same job to. Which size are the right dust caps for this woofer?

[@simplyspeakers]

SM150 woofer uses the 4.5" dust cap part # DC-4.3INF. See our website here: www.simplyspeakers.com/speaker-dust-cap-infinity-logo-dc-4.3inf.html

[@ericschulze5641]

crushed dust caps can be easily fixed cut a plastic funnel so it has a hole about the size of a vacuum cleaner hose tape it to the hose place over dust Cap turn vacuum on turn vacuum off & your done

[@simplyspeakers]

Nice tip!

[@keithschiehl3567]

Great instructions. First timer, so I hesitated to do the job myself because I did not have shims or replacement dust caps, and then I saw this video and it gave me the assurance that I can center the voice coil without shims. Thank you! I spread the job out over several days, as I was so nervous about wrecking things; plus the scraping seemed endless on the first driver. I bought new knives for the second driver and it worked MUCH better. The original foam on the rear of my drivers did not peel up like yours. It was so degraded that I had to rub it off with my thumb from behind while pinching with my finger from the front. The glue process worked great with the exception of the foam jumping to the front on one driver while I was tugging to spread the glue. I was able to get it tucked back, but not before a bit of adhesive got on the front of the cone. Any tips for cleaning that up?

[@simplyspeakers]

Visit our website. Send a photo of the finished product and I will see the best way to advise you to clean it up.

[@CannedBeats]

Please do more infinity speaker videos.

[@jonathanhunter4477]

Great video....I need to replace woofer on infinity sm100, also need to replace both screens...do you ship these types of products?

[@simplyspeakers]

Yes, please order kit # INF-FSK-10A and we sell the gill cloth too. Thanks.

[@briggsmedia]

Excellent! Thanks

[@simplyspeakers]

Glad you liked it!

[@TheStefanM91]

Nice,what glue are you using ??

[@simplyspeakers]

MI-3035 and it is included with the New-Edge-It repair kits

[@ChewyGoodness123]

Interesting informative video thanks

[@KowboyUSA]

CAUTION : Don't get alcohol on the face of the treated cone; I did and it instantly gummed up the glossy face of the cone. It did quickly dry, but left a flat looking finish to the area. *P.S., Appreciate the speedy delivery. Ordered on the Friday before MLK day and it arrived the following Tuesday.

[@ChonkTek]

A trick if you have greatly hazed up a cone with alcohol: try orange oil on a cloth and wipe the gummy cone, and you may find it gloss it up like it is new, even looking a nice glossy wet (but it won't feel oily). I've done this to other cones, most Peerless, with no issues. Oil is the only thing I've found to "undo" the damage of solvents.

[@edwinhocson3878]

Thank you so much I replace my 2 sm150 speaker foam but on my second speaker is distorted what the possibility that happened?

[@simplyspeakers]

There could be a voice coil issue, or other problem. Please contact us through our website and we will take a look. Thanks!

[@ΦώτηςΧρονόπουλος-ζ7ο]

Nice video 👌. I painted my speakers black, but I want to paint the foam kit light yellow. Will they crack or have problems on sound🤔If you see my comment pls reply

[@simplyspeakers]

We do not recommend painting the foam surrounds.

[@fishermoore]

What kit is this? Are the foams dark grey or black. The sm-155 that I have are dark gray

[@simplyspeakers]

The surrounds are dark gray.

[@christopherbrockway2035]

I have a question what can I use to clean the polypropylene on my infinity sm 125 woofer it's really dirty

[@simplyspeakers]

Use a lightly dampened cloth to remove the dust. The paper cones are coated so we do not recommend the use of solvents or harsh cleaners.

[@steveodian6008]

Hello, How can I tell which set of contacts is voice coil 1 verses voice coil 2 in the infinity Q2 woofer? I replaced the original Watkins drivers about 15 years ago. The replacements had polypropylene cones instead of paper. The terminals were were not marked. The foam failed on the new ones so I need to replace them. Thank you

[@simplyspeakers]

You need a multi meter. One coil is 2 ohms and the other is 4 ohms. You will need to find a schematic online or on the Infinity speaker forums to know which wires from the crossover connect to the woofer terminals. We stock the foam kits. Part # INF-FSK-12Ji

[@steveodian6008]

Thankyou👍

[@400hpmustang]

Great vid, I'll think I'll just buy on OEM Infinity kit and do it myself. Got my woofers all cleaned up, might as well do it instead of buying new woofers.

[@400hpmustang]

Trying to determine what the resistance is of my drivers on my Infinity sm 125 speakers. I've already removed the foam ring from both, they were disintegrated. I'm getting 3.3 ohms on both, research told me they are supposed to be 8 ohms. Does having the foam rings removed affect the readings? I found the original manual and it states compatible with 4 to 8 ohms, regarding impedance. Any help would be great.

[@simplyspeakers]

A reading of 3.5 to 5.5 would be acceptable. Based on your measurements, the woofers are fine.

[@ouimetnick1]

Any recone kits for the 10" woofer in the Ohm D2/C2?

[@simplyspeakers]

We have the refoam kits for these Ohm models. Check our website for details.

[@uyenha6204]

Hay quá

[@tomic86]

Pro @ work nice and clean - A bit more messy when clumsy me performed :p