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Subwoofer cones, like speaker cones, are made of treated paper, synthetics (like Highly Oriented Polyolefine) or composites (like aluminum or injection-molded quartz). Paper tends to be less durable, but, because it is so lightweight, responds quicker than other materials. All these can sound great; you need to experiment with different sounds (and your checkbook) to find the sub that’s right for you.
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