opstuiter
05-24-2017, 03:25 AM
Hello to you all,
First of all I'm new here, and I hope one of You is willing to help me out. I have this question about the possibility of removing a rather heavily damaged raster or grill, the one that sits over the ventilationgap on the back of - in my case - a JBL 2245H driver. It's seems to be mounted under the round silver JBL type shield, and as I wrote, it's damaged in a rather bad way. There is no mechanical damage done to the speaker itself, but now I would like to remove this ugly looking grill. Now I've seen lot's of JBL drivers on pictures without a type shield and having no grill at all (just a big round open gap), and that's OK whith me. So now I would like to know wheter (and how to) it's possible to remove this grill. If that means the typeshield will come to it's end also, so be it. For nothing on the back of the speaker at all, is better to me than this kind of visual damage. I also have a 2220H driver having the same problem, so I would be very happy to here from any of You about a possible solution. For Your information: I bought them this way, and I didn't dropped them myself. I allways take great care for my JBL drivers. Thank's for reading.
Greats,
Opstuiter, Amsterdam
First of all I'm new here, and I hope one of You is willing to help me out. I have this question about the possibility of removing a rather heavily damaged raster or grill, the one that sits over the ventilationgap on the back of - in my case - a JBL 2245H driver. It's seems to be mounted under the round silver JBL type shield, and as I wrote, it's damaged in a rather bad way. There is no mechanical damage done to the speaker itself, but now I would like to remove this ugly looking grill. Now I've seen lot's of JBL drivers on pictures without a type shield and having no grill at all (just a big round open gap), and that's OK whith me. So now I would like to know wheter (and how to) it's possible to remove this grill. If that means the typeshield will come to it's end also, so be it. For nothing on the back of the speaker at all, is better to me than this kind of visual damage. I also have a 2220H driver having the same problem, so I would be very happy to here from any of You about a possible solution. For Your information: I bought them this way, and I didn't dropped them myself. I allways take great care for my JBL drivers. Thank's for reading.
Greats,
Opstuiter, Amsterdam