Grab a roll of duct tape and place the tape over the dent on the tweeter then pull it off slowly and the tweeter should pop back out and be much more presentable than a pushed in tweeter.. If you need more pulling power, try pulling at an angle or heating up the duct tape a little bit with a blow dryer or heat gun once it is on the tweeter. This allows it to stick a little better. I have used this method with several of my speakers and it works very well! Good luck!
How to fix your pushed in tweeter (EASY FIX!)
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I have cut the top off a drinks bottle and sucked the tweeter back out in the past. Just don't let anyone catch you doing it!
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But I must say in quite a few years it only happened to me once that the tweeter was pushed in.
If you don't mind: How comes that you had to use the method several times?- Bottom
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