6.5 Inch Foam Speaker Repair Fits Klipsch Pro Media Kit FSK-6.5 (Pair)

I bought this to install on a Klipsch Pro Media 4.1 system on the sub where both of the drivers in the sub cabinet had their old foam disintegrate after about 10 years.The were a bit tricky to install but not bad, just kind of fiddly and hard to be tidy with the quite runny glue (worked great, just hard to be tidy). The online directions and video are both better than what comes in the box so you should probably check that out too. The one things I did differently than the instructions was to attach the foam to the bottom of the speaker cone (where the original had been) instead of to the top where the instructions recommended. This made the glue a bit harder to apply but made it MUCH easier to center the new foam surround on the speaker cone.Overall a good product and a very good fit for this application if a bit expensive for what you get. Much cheaper than a new system though! The sub sounds great again, much better than it has in several years.

Exactly the right part; arrived early; fixed a rattling subwoofer; sounds great and an easy installation.

Perfect fix for my super old but otherwise working great Klipsch THX system. It's a bit over 20-years old! One of the sub-woofers started buzzing on the low notes, after I pooped the covers I could see holes and tears in the old foam on one of the speakers. I was thinking of buying a full replacement speaker but this is much cheaper if not a more involved of a fix.This took me around 2 hours to install plus amply time to dry after an hour of study on the videos and instructions, as I was slow and careful as I've never done a repair like this before. I had left quite a bit of the old foam on the speaker as I couldn't figure out how to get it all off without possibly tearing the cone. I was worried that this would impact the sound but it didn't at all. I think as long as there are no loose parts hanging off it is fine. Now it's back to the same nice sound that it had before and should last forever!Nice that I have a second one with this kit for when the second sub-woofer speaker goes.

My subwoofer sounds just like new again, great repair kit. Watch their instruction video a couple times and commit yourself to about 2 hours. The replacement surrounds are superior to the original Klipsch surrounds and look like they should last longer and not deteriorate.As others have mentioned the speakers in the 4.1 subwoofer have the surrounds attached to the bottom of the cone. While more challenging, you can easily clean the surfaces and get a good bond to the bottom. Give the cement they provide time to get seriously tacky and keep working your way around. Centering is important but a little bit off is OK, as long as you don't hear a rub.I can now play the system at full volume again with tight, strong bass.Update- 3 1/2 months down the road and the sub still sounds awesome. Still sounds like new, and I blast my music, I sometimes play this at concert levels while practicing drums. No rattle, hum, or buzz, just sweet, deep bass. I can't recommend this enough.

I have a set of probably 10 year old promedia 4.1s (which have 2 drivers unlike the 2.1s). I ordered the repair kit, and set about replacing my rotted surrounds.Although I have knowledge of refoaming speakers, this was my very first set I have ever done. I can thankfully say, both drivers were successfully repaired, with no coil rubs. They do sound as good as new again.Like another reviewer said, I chose to install the surrounds on the cone in its original position, which is underneath.The only thing I DISLIKE about this kit, and almost gave it three stars because of it is the glue. In my honest opinion, I would NOT use the glue that came with this kit.The glue smells like plastic modeling glue. The problem is, it is way to sticky/tacky. Once your new surround contacts the cone with this glue applied, it is very difficult to adjust. And forget about using your finger to smooth the glue out like they show in the instructional video. WAY too tacky for that.I wish I would have tested the glue first before setting out to do the repair. After attaching the first surround to the first cone, I tossed the glue. I used elmer's white glue for the remainder of the repairs (surround to frame, and complete second driver.)Again, both drivers work fine, and sound just fine, but like another reviewer said.....there is no way to stay "neat" with the supplied glue. After I finished up and let dry overnight, you would have a hard time distinguishing the driver with the elmers glue from a factory driver. The driver repaired with the supplied glue is an ugly mess.The only bad thing about using elmer's, is you have to babysit the repair for 20min or so to make sure the surround stays in contact with what you are glueing it to, and doesn't lift up. Once it finally grabs and dries thoroughly, the results are worth it!

I bought my Klipsch promedia 4.1 system in 2001 and used it every day for 10yrs. Then it went into storage until last year, I brought it out for my home office and hooked it up, and it still sounded great at first, then suddenly the sub sounded like it was blown. After a bit of internet searching, turns out it was the old foam on the sub speakers that deteriorated, which brought me to this kit. The process is a little involved and you will need some DIY skills, there are videos on YouTube just search for klipsch pro media reform to make sure you are up for the task. This kit worked great though and has everything you need, and the sub now sounds just as good as the day I bought it, amazing little system. Also worth noting that simply speakers is awesome and stands by their product. I screwed up on one of the sub speaker refoams, and I texted the number from the simply speakers website and they gave me some tips on how to fix it. Then when I messed up the repair they sent me a replacement foam free of charge. Awesome customer service and definitely 5 stars for simply speakers customer service.

I’ve had my Klipsch speakers for nearly a decade. Recently noticed the foam around the sub had degraded to the point of tearing apart. Thankfully was able to save it with this, and the sub is back to sounding as good as it did 10 years ago. The repair can get a bit messy if you’re not careful, but as long as you follow their guide and take your time, the process is quite straightforward.

I bought this to repair my 10+ year old Promedia 4.1 dual-side firing sub. The old foam had rotted, as I've seen is common with these speakers. I did not simply want to replace the whole system, as I'd be looking at close to $500 for a system of this caliber or $100ish (or more) to replace the drivers.One thing that I noticed is that this replacement foam is less thick than the original, but it is also more dense. Simply Speakers claims that this foam is more sturdy than the original, and it seems as if the higher density of the foam would keep it from tearing as easily. Only time will tell.I was very careful to clean my speakers fully. It took approximately 2 hours per speaker to remove the plastic surround that the grill anchors to and scrape the cardboard underneath off to get to bare metal. Cleaning the old foam off the back side of the cone itself was quite easy and only took about 15 minutes per speaker.In test fitting the new foam I found that because the cones exceeded the frame by around 5mm or so it was unlikely that I would get a good fit without warping on the upper side of the cone, as suggested. I opted instead to fit the new foam on the under side of the cone, as the old foam had been connected. While this was more challenging, I got a great fit, and everything looks fantastic.After connecting the foam to the frame, gluing the plastic surround back on, and letting the glue dry overnight I hooked everything back up for a test in the morning. I am pleased to say that despite taking a lot of work to make sure everything was done right my sub sounds as good as it did when I first bought it.