Hi All
I've got a pair of Acoustat speakers that need to have new cloth put on but I can't get the covers off. Theres 6 or so screws across the top that I removed but the cover did not move, do I need to pry it up a little or something?
http://members.aol.com/rapidroy/acoustat
I've got a pair of Acoustat speakers that need to have new cloth put on but I can't get the covers off. Theres 6 or so screws across the top that I removed but the cover did not move, do I need to pry it up a little or something?
http://members.aol.com/rapidroy/acoustat
I've never owned Acoustats, but I found this old post while googling:
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&963255274&openusid&zzSimply_music&4&5
..Should be the first post shown by the name of Simply_music on 08-05-00.. a sentence or two down.
Seems as though you're probably correct in regards to the required prying.
By the way, your link didn't work when I clicked it.. "Sorry, We Can't Find That Page", etc.
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&963255274&openusid&zzSimply_music&4&5
..Should be the first post shown by the name of Simply_music on 08-05-00.. a sentence or two down.
Seems as though you're probably correct in regards to the required prying.
By the way, your link didn't work when I clicked it.. "Sorry, We Can't Find That Page", etc.
It was a long time ago i disassembled my Acoustats. The top plate comes off and the cloth can be rolled down, the transformer/PS assembly comes off the back and then the rest is obvious IIRC. I'd make sure thay have had a chance to discharge for at least a couple days before even taking the top off the PS bits. 4-5000 V can mess you up.
dave
dave
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