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Broken speaker. Possible replacement?

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shadowbreaker513

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I have a set of Logitech x530 speakers. Because of they way my desk is set up, the right back speaker has fallen off on more than one occasion (3 foot drop to tile). It was fine the first few times, but it has gotten to the point where plastic cement won't hold the bottom on anymore. Is there any way to possibly just buy a right back x530 replacement speaker?
 
You should get some "blu-tak"-tpye poster putty. That'll keep it from falling in the first place. Then get some decent glue and do a real repair job. Try epoxy or something.
 
Grab some pieces of solid wire and bust out the soldering iron.
Glue the busted pieces together and use the soldering iron to "melt the wire" into the plastic somehwere that you can't see it.
It should last for a few more falls off the desk :D
 
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