[Ron Ramirez]

Jayce

Congratulations!

Now, as for removing the speaker, let me repeat the directions I gave to Jontz recently:

Be very careful when removing the large speaker! There is a conical piece of wood in front of the cone. One wrong move and you'll tear up your speaker's cone! Lay the cabinet face down on a thick blanket. Remove the two bolts and nuts holding the speaker in place on a wooden support, and then carefully pull the speaker straight out (NOT "up" as in "up toward the top of the cabinet" but OUT (as in "straight back"), as much as possible as the wooden support which holds the speaker in place will interfere somewhat.