I was surprised to read someone who still uses paper woofers.
They claim they sound better?

http://www.jamo.com/Default.aspx?ID=5966&M=Shop&PID=17139&ProductID=17649


Woofers
Most woofers are developed to work in a cabinet, and as a woofer constructed for a dipole application is very different from a traditional boxed one we had to develop a special woofer for this open-baffle application.

These huge bass drivers employ high quality magnesium baskets plus lightweight, air-dried paper cones with a rubber suspension. The time-consuming process of letting the cones air-dry – instead of just pressing out the water in the former - has resulted in a thicker, and thus more rigid, material for the same low weight. Although paper cones might be out of fashion in some circles they have the ability to start/stop moving incredibly quickly, can reach very, very deep and they endow the drive unit with great sonic precision and musicality.






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