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Introduction

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Step 1

              Driver
  • This is what the speaker will look like when you start.
  • Step 1: Remove the speaker cover.

This is what the speaker will look like when you start.

Step 1: Remove the speaker cover.

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Step 2

  • Step 2: Remove all 4 of the 2 cm screws.

Step 2: Remove all 4 of the 2 cm screws.

Step 3

  • Step 3: Carefully remove the speaker from the speaker box. Be sure not to break the 2 wires connecting the speaker.

Step 3: Carefully remove the speaker from the speaker box. Be sure not to break the 2 wires connecting the speaker.

Step 4

  • Step 4: Carefully cut the 2 wires connecting the speaker. Make sure to cut the wires about half way from the speaker.

Step 4: Carefully cut the 2 wires connecting the speaker. Make sure to cut the wires about half way from the speaker.

Step 5

  • Step 5: Make sure the the new speaker is the same size, and is ready to be placed inside the cabinet.

Step 5: Make sure the the new speaker is the same size, and is ready to be placed inside the cabinet.

Step 6

  • Step 6: Strip both of the wires so they are ready to be soldered together.

Step 6: Strip both of the wires so they are ready to be soldered together.

Step 7

  • Step 7: Solder the wires together.

Step 7: Solder the wires together.

Step 8

  • Step 8: Screw the new speaker back into the box using all 4 of the 2 cm screws.

Step 8: Screw the new speaker back into the box using all 4 of the 2 cm screws.

Step 9

  • Step 9: Place the cover back onto the speaker box.

Step 9: Place the cover back onto the speaker box.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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ronjon76 - Mar 12, 2022

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Be sure to note that the new speaker will have a burn in timed may not sound as good as the old till it gets played for awhile. It is important that the new speaker matches the old as the crossover may not work with a different speaker that does not match the original.