Here are my dad's old 1977 speakers:

So yeah, back when I was about two, I found it really funny to poke in the dust caps (I think they're called that). Now my dad's given me the speakers, and the one on the right sounds terrible, probably because of me :P. It doesn't seem to play low frequencies any more.
Anyway, I'm just curious if this problem would be possible to fix myself, or if I would have to have a professional look at it.
So yeah, back when I was about two, I found it really funny to poke in the dust caps (I think they're called that). Now my dad's given me the speakers, and the one on the right sounds terrible, probably because of me :P. It doesn't seem to play low frequencies any more.
Anyway, I'm just curious if this problem would be possible to fix myself, or if I would have to have a professional look at it.








