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I bought a sub from a fellow member on here. It was shipped usps and I received it today. The box was smashed all to hell. Half the tape holding the box closed was already off. I opened the box and the sub was half laying on its side. Took it out knowing something was going to be messed up. Sure enough the mounting lip is bent up. My question is, how do I straighten the lip. If its not possible, how do I get a good seal around it?

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dotn do a thing to it until he has a chance to make this right. hopefully he has insurance becaus if they managed to bend the basket there may be more issues than just that.

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Thanks for chiming in n8. I'm just going to leave the sub alone for now and wait for his response. I'm going to go check the sub and make sure it works. I really doubt there was insurance put on it. It was shipped usps with there cheapest shipping.

dotn do a thing to it until he has a chance to make this right. hopefully he has insurance becaus if they managed to bend the basket there may be more issues than just that.

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Not much to add on fix but damn that sucks bro. was that part of the towncar system?

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Thanks for chiming in n8. I'm just going to leave the sub alone for now and wait for his response. I'm going to go check the sub and make sure it works. I really doubt there was insurance put on it. It was shipped usps with there cheapest shipping.

dotn do a thing to it until he has a chance to make this right. hopefully he has insurance becaus if they managed to bend the basket there may be more issues than just that.

Wouldn't play a sub with a bent rim for the same reason I wouldn't play a speaker with a bent rim. It will cause distortion and potentially damage the woofer. I doubt yours is damaged badly enough to hurt it but I wouldn't play on it. Have the seller make it right! If the bend hasn't moved the surround, you should be A-OK, ignore me.

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