I have a pair of old Sony Speakers on my desktop. I've tried other speakers but unfortunately I like the sound of these. Because I live in an apartment the speakers are dually tasked to work as satellites but still sound decent at night without the sub. My one criticism is they can sound boxy when pushed.
It could be down to my inexperience or maybe its just stupidity but if the manual shows they can be disassembled - it should be possible, right?
I've tried gently prizing everywhere but I'm afraid I'm going to break them.
Any tips?
It could be down to my inexperience or maybe its just stupidity but if the manual shows they can be disassembled - it should be possible, right?
I've tried gently prizing everywhere but I'm afraid I'm going to break them.
Any tips?
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I suspect the boxes are glued and the only thing you can remove is the drivers that you can unscrew.
What are you trying to do to them?
What are you trying to do to them?
Not the point but . . . . I love 'em at normal listening levels. Even at loud volumes they're great but seem to take umbrage to House music, certain some tracks the kick sounds over-accentuated.
It looks like the studs that hold the grille should unscrew. Can you take a photo of the studs?
Edit: looks like 2 screws into 9
Brian
Edit: looks like 2 screws into 9
Brian
You sir, are a star! To my naked eye it appeared the studs had round holes but there's a hexagon at the bottom.
They are Allen screws. A set of keys is needed, quite common ones. Almost sure, ther are millimetric as japanese uses from several years ago the metric system. You can find them in any tool store/shop.