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					<description><![CDATA[Hi, I have a pair of Topaz&#039;s. The driver surrounds have perished. The brochure I have that came with the speakers describes the surrounds as being made of FOAM. I have spoken to wembly audio and they say they can only repair Foam surrounds. But that in their opinion  Royd used Rubber surrounds. Plus they look rubberish to me!! Can any one shed some light on this please?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi, I have a pair of Topaz&#8217;s. The driver surrounds have perished. The brochure I have that came with the speakers describes the surrounds as being made of FOAM. I have spoken to wembly audio and they say they can only repair Foam surrounds. But that in their opinion  Royd used Rubber surrounds. Plus they look rubberish to me!! Can any one shed some light on this please?</p>
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