Hole found in speaker

I took my screen of my speaker yesterday (Dali Ikon 6) - just packing them for a move and wanted to check them out - and noticed a small hole in the rubber around the outside of one of the speakers. The speaker itself is fine, just the rubber part that makes it vibrate. I have not noticed a problem with the audio from that speaker - I found it by chance.

Is this an issue? I would imagine any air that escapes that hole is not transferring to the speaker vibration. It looks like the part is replaceable...

Any thoughts?

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cheapish receiver w/ phono and speaker suggestions?

I've been trying to buy a setup recently and have realized everything is all about home theater these days. I'm a musician/music enthusiast and only have interest in listening to music, not all the HD, 3D, video up whatever bells and whistles. I want a stereo, not some TV/movie junk.

Up grade DAC or not

I have been using a Levinson #360 DAC for many years , and am very happy with it . Has anyone compared it to the newer DACs of similar price . I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading or would the money be better spent else wear . USB input is not important .
If you want system particulars , there is a discription and pictures on the Audiogon site. under system links , heading ( opinions please ) , same user name , system name is ( built in budget beater ) .
Thanks in advance and Happy New Year Tim

Opinions on a College Stereo - Possible Upgrades..

I am 20 years old, enrolled at Memorial University in Newfoundland. My father, having been a diehard music lover and listener, has owned many stereo systems since the early 70's. Upon leaving for college, my father gave me some of his vintage components:

Technics SU-V8 Integrated Amp
Technics ST-S3 Tuner
ADC Sound Shaper III, Mk II Equalizer
Pioneer CT-F1250 Cassette Deck
Kenwood KD-3070 Turntable
Realistic APM-300 Power Meters
Pioneer SR-303 Reverberation Amplifier
Panasonic DVD-S35 DVD/CD Player (obviously not vintage, but a component, nonetheless)

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