ramenmeal
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My right tweeter is no longer making noise, so I thought It'd take it out and have a look at it. I unscrewed the 4 screws that hold it to the cabinet, but it isn't budging. I see some sort of glue, but it's not rock solid. I can easily rip it at it's kinda squishy. The problem is, I can't get to the glue where it's actually being used to hold the tweeter. I have a picture of the speaker linked below.
Is there a solution that will make the glue not work anymore? Like goo-gone? I'm worried that might be a little harsh and hurt the wood. Or should I start prying away?
Thanks!
PS, wow, that picture came out bad, but ou can see how the tweeter has a large flat space where I assume the glue is set. Also, the tweeter is inset.
Is there a solution that will make the glue not work anymore? Like goo-gone? I'm worried that might be a little harsh and hurt the wood. Or should I start prying away?
Thanks!
PS, wow, that picture came out bad, but ou can see how the tweeter has a large flat space where I assume the glue is set. Also, the tweeter is inset.